The powerful force washed away homes, schools and devastated communities, many of which were impoverished and in remote areas.
Polymorphonuclear cells (PMN) infiltration is intense and prolonged particularly in neuropathic wounds, co-existing with a scarce extracellular matrix accumulation in which collagen deposit is impoverished.
Of course, there's also poor, which means someone who is impoverished.
The delta, which is also home to the president, is impoverished and polluted by spills.
The urban communities, which had been impoverished during the Thirty Years' War, made no progress toward social and economic recovery.
Deficit-worriers portray a future in which we're impoverished by the need to pay back money we've been borrowing.
In rural Kashmir, "people will listen with great care to any man who tells them how he plans to bring roads, electricity, jobs and good schools to their villages, which have been impoverished by decades of strife," Manu Joseph writes in the International Herald Tribune.
But in this cluster of farming villages on the slopes of a hill, 60 kilometers, or 40 miles, from Srinagar, a city of paradisiacal beauty and the capital of the northern Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir, people will listen with great care to any man who tells them how he plans to bring roads, electricity, jobs and good schools to their villages, which have been impoverished by decades of strife.
Ladies and Gentlemen, children's vulnerability to disease, armed conflict and natural disasters is a direct function of the extent to which they are impoverished.
Outside the environs of Moscow and St . Petersburg, Russiais impoverished.
