Sentence examples for newly destitute from inspiring English sources
A newly destitute 19th-century Englishwoman prepares to marry an earl.
Now some graduates, destined for corporate life, have found purpose volunteering to work at nonprofit groups shuttling aid to the newly destitute in the prefectures north of here.
Think about what would happen if just 10percentt of the population depleted their retirement funds as a result of mismanagement, poor securities markets or both: millions of Americans would be newly destitute.
Previously: LAYERS: Sahy Uhns Dismantles The Sounds Of "Ice Plant / Newly Destitute".
"Newly Destitute" came from a guy I saw while driving to the studio.
Yet the ranks of the new destitute keep growing.
Guided by intellectuals – Malthus, the population prophet, and the utilitarian philosopher Jeremy Bentham among them – and a royal commission (a thinktank function nowadays) the Whigs passed the Poor Law Amendment Act (1834) which sought to ease the cost of "outdoor relief" (ie benefits paid at home to the unemployed and destitute) to the newly enfranchised middle class.
Michelle's mother did remarry, but by the time Michelle's little sister arrived, the newly formed family was virtually destitute and living in a one-room apartment a hop, step-heel and shuffle from Cathy's.
Up to 10,000 newly recognised refugees are being left at risk of becoming homeless and destitute each year because of the chaotic system of government support, the Refugee Council has said.
Newly created sugar plantations across Cambodia have created thousands of cash-paying jobs for destitute migrant workers and subsistence farmers, and hundreds of jobs for skilled factory workers.
