Sentence examples for more impoverished than from inspiring English sources

"Overall, abortion patients are more impoverished than in the 70s," said Stanley Henshaw, a reproductive epidemiologist.

"I wish we could have such a clean, shiny life," he said, adding that few people he knows still believe the government propaganda that paints South Korea as far more impoverished than the North.

"On the day that a major programme of research by academics from leading universities shows families with young children have been more impoverished than anyone else in recent years, we have another policy-push that would undercut the most vulnerable".

Mr. Kerry and Mr. Edwards have drawn on the arguments of Elizabeth Warren, a professor at the Harvard Law School and the author of "Two-Income Trap," who argues that two-income families are in many ways more impoverished than the single-income families of the 50's and 60's.

Yet, our public discourse is more impoverished than it ever was in the past.

This morning, Juan feels fortunate to join other farmers as they give away vegetables to others in Plaza de Mayo — people who are more impoverished than Juan.

And with a population of about 130 million, it has more impoverished citizens than any other African nation.

The north has been left behind and is probably more impoverished now than at any time in the last 30 to 40 years".

With a population of about 130 million, it has more impoverished citizens than any other African nation; per capita gross domestic product stands at roughly $1,000 a year.

See articleThe World Bank decided it still has a role to play in China, a country with dollars aplenty, but also with more impoverished people than any other country except India.

Gail Buckland, an author and professor of photo history at Cooper Union in New York, said she tells students that because of the lack of a comprehensive photographic record of the war in Iraq, they are "more impoverished today than Americans were in the 19th century," when battlefield photographs by Timothy O'Sullivan and others documented the Civil War.