Sentence examples for nearly impoverished from inspiring English sources

She also cast an eye, at least early in her career, on the world of a nearly impoverished urban middle class from which she herself came.

Even more startling, researchers said, was the finding that families who moved into new neighborhoods that were just as racially segregated as the ones they came from, but were much less poor, reported much larger gains in feelings of well-being than those who moved to much more racially integrated neighborhoods that were nearly as impoverished.

Yemen is the Arab world's most impoverished nation, where nearly half of the population lives on less than $2 a day.

There's the staff at Save the Children, who are on the frontline in nearly 200 of the most impoverished communities in the U.S., like Clay County, Kentucky.

Nearly half are children under 18; nearly 10percentt are impoverished seniors.

Kumari Mayawati During her tenure as chief minister of Uttar Pradesh — one of India's most impoverished states — Mayawati used nearly five hundred million dollars in public funds to erect statues of Gautam Buddha, Ravidas, elephants, and herself.

Although nearly a billion of the world's most impoverished citizens still suffer from too few calories, Delpeuch and his colleagues note that it's those living just above the poverty level who appear to be gaining weight most rapidly.

Yemen is the most impoverished Arab nation.

The quality of governance is low in Africa, he concedes, but that's the case in nearly all impoverished regions.

Flint — which once claimed 200,000 residents — now contains fewer than 100,000, nearly half impoverished, more than half African American...

Nearly 140,000 impoverished families and individuals would be affected.