Sentence examples for relative impoverishment from inspiring English sources

The relative impoverishment of some in Highbury is just glimpsed at the corners of Emma's occluded vision.

Smith has a chip on his shoulder about the money in English football, and the relative impoverishment of Scottish clubs.

"Thus," the researchers write, "the social consequences of increased inequality may not entail as much relative impoverishment, or as much perceived injustice, as might appear".

There is even an argument that such relative impoverishment - not of people but of material - may lead to more creative science.

Deposits were dated to between 35,000 and 700 years BP. 13C isotopic data revealed a trend toward enriched values in older samples (− 14.21‰) in which C4 plants dominated and a relative impoverishment of the values in more recent samples (− 26.9‰ to − 27.9‰).

This unique assemblage is in marked contrast to the relative impoverishment of the native vascular plants.

Genes that we found to be expressed in song nuclei were qualitatively analysed for enrichment (or impoverishment) relative to surrounds (e.g. RA vs. arcopallial shelf) by at least two independent observers.

The impact of disappearance upon close relatives - isolation, impoverishment, despair - can reach beyond families to affect entire communities.

The relative marginality of China studies reflected the profound isolation and impoverishment of Mao's Middle Kingdom.

Both localities show floristic impoverishment within the 20th Century, with relatively recent single-taxon supremacy.

Although this may be small in absolute terms, it may be substantial relative to incomes of low-income households, resulting in reduced care seeking and worsening impoverishment.