impoverished造句

Intensive cultivation has impoverished the soil.

Money and food were sent to the impoverished drought victims.

He was born in Boston in 1809, the son of impoverished traveling actors.

After all, it is difficult to imagine that poor pupils would fare better in impoverished schools.

And that is not necessarily because of parental failure or an impoverished environment.

Suburbia became home to the greatest concentration of impoverished residents by 2005, Kneebone said.

Whatever sent the precious metals out of a country impoverished it.

I recently visited some of the small impoverished villages of Guatemala and spent time with the local people.

Thousands of people would be forced to migrate from the coast to increasingly impoverished and crowded urban areas inland.

The impoverished country may be using its nuclear programme as a bargaining tool to obtain aid and ease sanctions.

Japan is telling the world's most industrialized nations that urgent action is needed on global climate change and development assistance for impoverished nations.

Market panic has been creeping from the impoverished periphery of Greece, Portugal and Ireland toward the supposedly heartier core of Europe.

He wants to clamp down hard on immigration and would reinstate Mr Howard's unedifying policy of diverting asylum-seekers to impoverished Pacific island microstates.

The European Union, one of the biggest donors to this impoverished Indian Ocean island, had threatened to cut off aid to anyone who took power by force.

White men have been generally seen as wealthier, more cultured and more considerate while Asian men have been seen as impoverished, uncouth and self-centered.

China has worked out a plan to turn its vast impoverished western region into a promise land where millions of professionals will be able to develop their skills in the years to come.

He is good at fleshing out the lives and concerns of the (often impoverished) people who stand to gain from reducing particular trade barriers, as well as the worries of those who oppose change.

The grants did give new opportunities to many impoverished farmers from the East and Midwest, but much of the land granted under the Homestead Act fell quickly into the hands of speculators.