Sentence examples for the extremely impoverished from inspiring English sources

And here in Prestonsburg, he said that the "two Americas are the very rich and everybody else" — not only the extremely impoverished but all workers who are struggling because of a lack of adequate benefits and wages.

Many nations in Latin America and Asia did not have their debt forgiven (the extremely impoverished Bangladesh is one example).

The main problem between the opposing factions who want to fill his position concerns "The Fields" (the extremely impoverished area of Pagford).

While some developing nations like Thailand have been able to do this on their own, for the extremely impoverished countries of Sub-Saharan Africa, it may be necessary to establish a regional body.

Methodology: The study took place in 38 communities that have ECD centers in an extremely impoverished district in the eastern terai; the research on which this report looked at critical numbers and trends – enrollment rates, passing rates, school retention, gender and ethnic breakdowns.

In the Detroit and Toledo metropolitan areas, nearly one in four poor people was living in an extremely impoverished neighborhood by the latter half of the 2000s, according to the study.

Deprived of such experience, chaffinches and song sparrows produce an extremely impoverished version of the adult song; some finches may develop a song more characteristic of another species if that is what they heard during this period of their life.

While the situation in Kala's village was undeniably dire, there was another village of extremely impoverished people, known in the caste system as Dalits ("untouchables") that was in even more desperate need.

On a drive back from visiting my husband's relatives in Luyano, another extremely impoverished suburb of Havana, at dusk, when the streets were eerily dark, we heard the horrible squeal of tyres directly in front of us, a loud thump, a muffled scream and then pulled up to see a woman crumpled in the middle of the road, her bags scattered behind her.

Table  2 presents the quality of life and socio-economic characteristics, showing an extremely impoverished and marginalised community of PWID.

"These are extremely impoverished people living on Islam, air and three months of rain a year," one Western diplomat said.