Sentence examples for still impoverished from inspiring English sources

Africa is still impoverished in the western mind.

The people of those States are still impoverished, and the inestimable blessing of wise, honest, and peaceful local self-government is not fully enjoyed.

And even if we accept the number, roughly a billion people, many of them living in sub-Saharan Africa, are still impoverished.

The country faces immense challenges, including corruption and cronyism, bitter ethnic/religious conflicts, and the potential disappointment if the euphoria passes and the impoverished millions are still impoverished.

Despite its gas wealth, much of Turkmenistan's population is still impoverished.

The majority of black South Africans are still impoverished while white citizens are generally better off.

Many people in the region look back to the past as if it were a kind of old country that they set off from in 1989 and that, however impoverished, still evokes warm feelings of nostalgia.

He was not, however, impoverished.

He says that the billions who live on a bit more than $1.25 a day are still deeply impoverished by any reasonable standard.

In Thayet, many houses are painted in bright greens and blues and the women wear emerald and ruby earrings – but much of the village life still seems impoverished, with most villagers choosing to work at the local weapons and concrete factories instead of in the oil fields.

The leaders of Equatorial Guinea say they are determined not to make the mistakes of oil-rich but still-impoverished Cameroon, Gabon and Nigeria.