Impoverishment in a sentence

The barbarians plunder our riches, and get a grip on how President Ali and Vice President Jagdeo assist them with their sophisticated schemes that lead to the impoverishment of the spirit of Guyanese.

The UK and Scottish governments to support a right to work for asylum seekers, helping to avoid impoverishment and allowing them to contribute to the economy.

They are living in impoverishment and lack access to livelihoods.

We need to bridge the rich-poor class, not the impoverishment of a wider population or the extinction of the middle class, the catalyst of growth.

The coastal nations are counting on LNG to uplift their communities after 150 years of impoverishment and degraded social conditions unleashed by colonial policies and land dispossession.

The last thing we need is a preening Viceroy Murray overseeing the unceasing plunder of our resources and impoverishment of our people.

It was as a result of series of sudden reforms and austerity measures that led to impoverishment and loss of income and property, as well as a small-scale humanitarian crisis.

This, as with the liturgical changes, left a mark on the young historian, who forever regretted the loss of tradition and the impoverishment of the Church’s culture.

And one of the examples of his charity work is the Southwark Poverty Eradication Project which aims to shake out the impoverishment from a specific area where the poverty proportion is close to 35%, which is more than London and UK together.

Problems of poor infrastructure and widespread rural and urban impoverishment persist despite remarkable strides and reforms.

There could be several other factors behind the rising growth rate, among which high fertility rates and economic impoverishment are key.

Surely there were other, possibly better measures of hunger and impoverishment?

These only lead to fascist dictatorship, concentration of economic and political power with the ruling elite, further bureaucratic corruption and impoverishment of the people.

This is an impoverishment of what the sensus fidei actually is and runs the risk, in my view, of exalting human experience to be a font of revelation co-equal with scripture and tradition,” he said.

After 1800 growing population pressure resulted in larger numbers of poor crofters and landless laborers and the impoverishment of small farmers.

By the War's conclusion most infrastructure had been laid waste by bombing, and the islands and people had been exploited by the Japanese military to the point of impoverishment.

Perfect equality would thus lead to impoverishment.

That's a level of impoverishment you would never want to see in any other human being, ever." citation In 2016 Talawa Theatre Company and Royal Exchange Manchester co-produced a production of King Lear with Don Warrington in the title role.

The nation had to deal somehow with samurai impoverishment and treasury deficits.