Sentence examples for the very impoverished from inspiring English sources

That doesn't sound so bad, unless you're the very impoverished and very unlucky guy who's job it is to mine the valuable metals out of the thing.

In societies that are very impoverished, the threshold would potentially be higher than in societies that have ample resources.

'English theatre is very impoverished.

Now, they are a very small country and very impoverished.

That experience made it possible for me to go into areas that are very impoverished or deprived for my work, and to know that people in these places can have very rich and interesting lives.

When compared with Hume's accounts of how association is responsible for our beliefs about matters of chance and probability, our trust in testimony, our reliance on general rules, and our tendencies to allow our reasoning to be influenced by credulity, education, and passion, Condillac's account of association is very impoverished.

It's a post-industrial city, very impoverished.

Those who use DCRs around the world are often very impoverished, lacking the resources for food and clothing or to pay for a roof over their head.

They lived in the Fifth Ward, which she remembered as "a very impoverished area of Houston just in the shadow of the downtown skyscrapers" and "brutally segregated".

Scientists, for instance, have found a "neural arm" – horrible language, but our vocabulary is very impoverished – in the female pelvis, which they had not known existed.

"A communion divided into a liberal segment and a conservative segment would be very, very much impoverished on both sides," he said at a news conference.