Sentence examples for more destitute than from inspiring English sources

"You couldn't get more destitute than this guy, poor old Victor probably hasn't seen a bath in ten years, he's crawling with lice and dirtier than you can imagine".

Uranium could infuse Niger with enough cash to catapult it out of the kind of poverty that causes one in five Niger children to die before turning 5. Or it could end in a calamitous war that leaves Niger more destitute than ever.

Is Harvard more destitute than other schools?

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

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

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".

Three years after the beginning of the crisis, Syrian refugees have become more and more destitute.

"I've lived in other places that have been even more destitute, even more inadequate," he said.

A depressingly large number of middle-class and working-class Americans now know all too well what economists have long understood: You get a great deal more economic bang out of keeping lots of people from becoming destitute than you do by helping a few people horde wealth.

An unreformed social security system still benefits better-off households more than the destitute.