Sentence examples for with destitution from inspiring English sources

They were threatened with destitution and violence.

As their accommodation is usually tied to the catering jobs, workers are now confronted with destitution.

And young men deserve a future ripe not with destitution and anger, but with opportunity.

Housing First simply can't tackle the problem – especially not in Skid Row, the downtown Los Angeles area synonymous with destitution.

"There is a risk, though, that those threatened with destitution will make poor decisions in terms of the jobs they take.

Since poverty is relative, the lower life expectancies in the UK are "not those associated with destitution" but rather affluence and expectation.

I think that whole area certainly historically has been associated with glamor and then with social destitution... destitution and poverty, the sensationalism of sex.

Modesto's hope for a better life in the city is optimistic; youth unemployment in Africa is 21% and all too often rural youth are simply met with urban destitution.

The British policy of routing oil through small, sparsely populated nations like Kuwait, led to the region's source of wealth being tied up in tiny principalities, with horrendous destitution in countries like Iraq, Jordan, and Egypt.

He also makes a reader movingly aware, as Wordsworth's poem does not, of the back-breaking work which agricultural labour involved, especially for women, before the mechanisation of many tasks replaced exhausting servitude with workless destitution.

The heat, dust, insects and filth coupled with the destitution of the refugees create a fester-pool of anger and hopelessness.