Sentence examples for their impoverishment from inspiring English sources

It's not that his characters escape from their impoverishment in flights of thought or imagination.

Their impoverishment is so severe that when Molly offers to read them a bedtime story, they don't know what she means: they've never had a bed.

In January 1974 there began a series of mutinies led by junior officers and senior noncommissioned officers, who blamed the imperial elites for their impoverishment and for the country's economic and social ills.

Our world is dangerously out of kilter when a few hundred people in the United States command more income than 166 million people in Africa -- with millions of the poor dying each year as a result of their impoverishment.

CDC said it was trying to improve the pay and conditions of the 3,500 workers, but their impoverishment had been caused by decades of war, under-investment and by physical isolation.

They also show that small economies that are unable to spend enough on adaptation may end up spending less on mitigation owing to their impoverishment as a result of negative climate shocks.

In Cyprus protesters took to the streets angrily to defend their bank deposits, decry their looming impoverishment and denounce Europe, especially Germany.

I mean, sweet fancy Moses, if the Post thinks they still need to tongue-bathe the deficit loons after the years they've spent lathering them up in the hopes that they'd get the public at large to support their own impoverishment, surely they realize that this cause of theirs is hopeless.

But in Thandwe, as elsewhere in Rahkine state, they nurture a deep resentment against the ethnic-Burman group, who form the majority nationwide, and blame them for their own impoverishment.

Noting the complex interactions between vegetation and climate, he warned that the extensive clearing of rainforest for coffee cultivation in Ceylon (Sri Lanka and Indiaa would adversely impact the climate in those countries and lead to their eventual impoverishment due to soil erosion.

"Studies show that malaria disproportionately affects the poorest people in these countries, and so contributes to their further impoverishment".