Sentence examples for more destitute from inspiring English sources

But four years later, Johnson is more destitute than ever before.

Already the poorest place in the Western Hemisphere, it has become even more destitute.

Essentially, if Palestinian refugees were even more destitute than they already are, they would accept whatever they are offered.

More boats mean more destitute migrants landing in Lesbos, Kos, Lampedusa – over 185,000 so far this year.

And, in the bulk of sub-Saharan Africa, it is the ordinary people who have become more and more destitute.

Bertrand Russell once wrote of Ludwig that no one could be more "destitute of the false politeness that interferes with truth".

From more-destitute Germans, they bought used cameras to photograph their new children and porcelain figurines to add a touch of beauty to their lives.

Millions had been killed; tens of millions more were destitute or had fled.

The ethnic violence that erupted 10 days ago in the Indonesian section of Borneo, where hundreds of people have been decapitated and thousands more left destitute, might seem a likely candidate for a major deployment of government troops or international peacekeepers.

The UN says that Mr Mugabe's recent drive to "clear out" the cities by expelling black-marketeers and destroying houses said to have been built without permission has left at least 700,000 more people destitute.Getting by on nothingThe suffering of ordinary people is growing.

Second, the riots are geographically and socially very circumscribed: all are occurring in about 100 suburbs, or more precisely destitute neighborhoods known here as "cités," "quartiers" or "banlieues". There has long been a strong sense of territorial identity among the young people in these neighborhoods, who have tended to coalesce in loose gangs.