Sentence examples for small depressed from inspiring English sources

Numerous illegal surface mines known as "kopanki" also exist amid the small, depressed towns of Donbass's outer regions.

Most did not know one another, their lives scattered across small, depressed towns and rolling hills in West Tennessee.

But Le Pen has over several years built her own symbolic heartland there, serving as a local councillor in Hénin-Beaumont, a small, depressed former coal-mining town in the northern rust belt.

Whether we like it or not, the European Union is our environment – and it has become a terribly unstable environment, which will disintegrate even if a small, depressed country like Greece leaves, let alone a major economy like Britain.

With a story line at once enigmatic and psychologically acute, "The Return" draws on biblical motifs to tell a story of Vanya Ivan Dobronravovv) and Andrey (Vladimir Garin), adolescent brothers who have grown up in the care of their mother (Natalia Vdovina) in a small, depressed town, their father having disappeared sometime after Vanya's birth.

We previously reported that magnifying narrow-band imaging (M-NBI) is a high-performance diagnostic tool for small, depressed gastric cancer.

That option doesn't really exist in smaller, depressed cities".

General Clark traveled to three small, economically depressed towns in Western Tennessee on Monday, drawing small crowds for the day before a primary.

1) Conti's most-used puppet: a small, brown, depressed chimp who, she says in the film, came into her life at exactly the time when her aborted baby would have been born.

So in Johnstown, a small, economically depressed city tucked in a valley hard by the Little Conemaugh River, Mr. Obama on Saturday spoke to the gritty reality of a city that ranks dead last on the Census Bureau's list of places likely to attract American workers.

For small, economically depressed towns like Adelanto, building a prison seems like a path toward salvation but it seldom pans out as a wise long-term strategy.