Sentence examples for the pauperization from inspiring English sources
noun
The act or process of reducing to pauperism.
The time is now to prevent the pauperization of America's working class.
He said they were part of the "paperization" of everyday life in the early 20th century, not the "pauperization".
"This has led to the anarchic exploitation of resources and the pauperization of the local, rural population.
The first symptoms of weathering processes of soil quality in tropical and Mediterranean environments result in an alteration of the plant cover structure with, in particular, the pauperization of plant species diversity and abundance.
The resulting "process of pauperization in the countryside," he added, "marginalizes indigenous people almost by definition" because of their strong links to the land.
It is madness to believe that the conditions of pauperization and daily humiliation that the Palestinians experience under Israeli domination are sustainable.
This lack of information impedes the scientific assessment of the impacts that forest management practices have on the soil-related forest ecosystems (e.g., accelerated water soil erosion, delivery of inert sediments and pollutants within the drainage network, pauperization of aquatic ecosystems).
This effort to stem the tide of cultural pauperization was carefully packaged and structured, without depriving the lecturer of the necessary amount of flexibility: each class (praxis) was divided into three sections.
Remarking that our society speaks freely of the wealthy and the middle class, Rev. Barber zeroed in on the mysterious silence enshrouding the growing presence of poverty he defined as "attention violence," the deliberate exclusion from public discourse of the rapidly advancing plague of pauperization spreading like an anesthetic across the cities, plains and mountains of the United States.
On the other hand, genetic pauperization and isolation of two other populations in connection with extremely small population sizes and unfavourable habitat conditions seem to reflect recent bottlenecks.
In mice, long-term DM causes BM microangiopathy and altered oxygen gradients (4) that, in addition to reduced expression of prosurvival genes (6), lead to a pauperization of the stem cell pool.
