Sentence examples for live in impoverished from inspiring English sources

Some enjoy every capitalist delight, while others live in impoverished Soviet conditions.

In recent weeks, the family have returned to their gutted home, where they now live in impoverished squalor.

Nevertheless, more than 25% of the city's residents live in impoverished favelas, according to a 2012 estimate by the Brazilian Institute of Geography and Statistics.

"People who live in impoverished conditions like this, we try to work other strategies to make them accountable because if... you've arrested John Blow and he has no money, what do you do?

FORTY years ago, Billy Wilder's "Apartment" and Alfred Hitchcock's "Psycho" opened in New York the same week -- the kind of double whammy that reminds us we now live in impoverished times.

I like to think that at least Havana has not turned into a Las Vegas-like resort and that it missed terrible development in the 1970s, but that is little solace to the people who have to live in impoverished conditions.

Graduate students sacrifice to make those archival finds: they win tiny fellowships to work in archives, often living in impoverished conditions.

Oliver Letwin insisted on Saturday that his political career had been driven by a quest to achieve equality of opportunity for the most needy, after more evidence emerged of his thinking about people living in impoverished urban communities.

The story begins with a crumbling medieval abbey; a genteel, eccentric family living in impoverished circumstances; three beautiful sisters (one vain, one bookish, and the last, a little odd); and three ambitious young men (one artist, one doctor and Dan, the handsome gypsy grandson of the family housekeeper).

It was worse for those with family still living in impoverished Vietnam.

But there is nothing romantic or glamorous about living in impoverished areas most affected by bloody gang violence.