Sentence examples for problem of impoverished from inspiring English sources

The Problem of Impoverished Lands.

The problem of impoverished Holocaust survivors is acute but not long-term.

The American instinct for preserving its own master narratives and the problem of impoverished language is, unfortunately, a marriage made in hell.

In emotional remarks, the president called on the country to tackle the problems of impoverished black communities before they descended into crisis.

Additionally, globalization has linked the health problems of impoverished communities with other populations throughout the globe, in developed nations and LMICs, such that humans can now be said to live within a single infectious disease ecology.

The problem is impoverished imagination, willful ignorance and endless repetition of recipes.

The move reflected a new policy of using economic means to try to resolve the problems of the impoverished region, which remained racked by Islamist and separatist violence.

Pop concerts have long been used to urge the privileged to address the problems of the impoverished, going back to George Harrison's 1971 concert to help refugees from Bangladesh and Bob Geldof's 1985 Live Aid concert for victims of the Ethiopian famine.

All this comes on top of the budget-driven problems plaguing state courts, where representation of impoverished defendants is also grossly underfinanced.

American government does not devote much energy or money to the problems of the poor, especially those of impoverished children who suffer from malnutrition, bad health and poor education, which cripples their chances of escaping poverty.

Asthma is a serious public health problem in New York City and disproportionately affects residents of impoverished areas.