Sentence examples for they destitute from inspiring English sources

They are not older citizens, so they do not qualify for the extra month of old-age allowance payments that Mr. Tsang also announced, nor are they destitute enough to qualify for the extra month of welfare payment that was announced.

As for the so-called net winners -- people who withdrew more than they put in -- Mr. Donnelly said they would have to return the money unless they could prove they were destitute.

So they're not feckless, they are penniless, and now they are destitute.

"They're not poor, they're destitute.

Assistant coaches are certainly not crying that they are destitute.

The local authorities won't recognise them as a priority need, so they are destitute.

Lea Tolls, 47, a self-described "Occu-mom", says, "Except for [Stevens] they were destitute.

Its clients are primarily people who have got into trouble because of changes in their circumstances, rather than because they are destitute.

"There are a lot of people in line in Pacoima, in Boyle Heights, to get that housing," she said, but on skid row, "these are not just low-income people, they're destitute.

They were already poor, but the occupation made them destitute.

The number one fear of women is that they will be destitute when they are old.