Sentence examples for too impoverished from inspiring English sources

"We don't want to look too impoverished".

Why shouldn't anti-AIDS medications be dispensed free to third world sufferers too impoverished to pay for them?

Some peers are apparently too impoverished in the highly taxed welfare state to travel to London and do their duty without pay.

In 1906 a storm blew the roof off the villa, and the family, too impoverished to rebuild, moved into the kitchen wing.

Under the new plan, government laboratories would donate generic drugs and pass on their know-how to programs in third world countries too impoverished to afford the AIDS drugs on the commercial market.

Set up in order to help house displaced children and backed by the government, the Kindertransport provided homes to those in concentration camps, in orphanages or whose parents were too impoverished to care for them.

They, too, were impoverished, but they seemed not to believe that they could change things through politics.

The children of the uneducated and impoverished too often bear a gloomy inheritance, their futures set in stone from an early age.

Ruth Brinker, who founded one of the first social service agencies dedicated to providing meals to AIDS victims too weak or impoverished to feed themselves, died Aug. 8 at her home in San Francisco.

I would say this to any HIV-positive person living in any area too rural or impoverished to have an LGBT center, even if your state doesn't have a waiting list for ADAP.

Members of local search and rescue squads are usually happy to render this voluntary service.However, when expensive operations requiring huge mobilisations or helicopters are involved, too often impoverished local county governments are left to pay the expenses long after the tourist has returned home to earn more big bucks to spend at REI stores.