impoverished in A Sentence

Government has Impoverished our people.

Some of them may be Impoverished for life.

Did He not find you Impoverished and enrich you?

He that is so Impoverished that he hath no oblation,

He that is so Impoverished that he hath no oblation chooseth a tree.

Stated a UN press release in 1996:“ Fully half of all Africans are Impoverished.”.

If only what you imagined happened, what an Impoverished life it would be.

Impoverished, Charles could not obtain sufficient support to mount a serious challenge to Cromwell's government.

Yes, even in Impoverished lands, Christians can successfully meet the challenge of providing for their households!

In contrast, contact with an emotionally hungry parent leaves a child Impoverished, anxiously attached, and hurting.

Consequently our mainstream culture is spiritually Impoverished and the world we live in has become disenchanted.

This small Impoverished community is Just a few blocks away from all the new development in Marana,

Local Muslims, most of them Impoverished, were given money as enticements to start following Salafi Islam.

Despite their Impoverished circumstances, Cornelia was well educated and was determined her children would be as well.

These conditions could be areas of natural disasters, Impoverished countries, refugee camps, areas devastated by famine.

Through his Word, his holy spirit, and the Christian congregation, Jehovah comforts children who are downtrodden and Impoverished.

Cairo may have no apparent enemies, but the Impoverished Egyptian state sinks massive resources into a military build up.

The story follows five girls from India's Impoverished families as they study and strive for a brighter future.

Their flamboyancy was thought of as particularly dangerous, as it attracted Impoverished youths to a life of crime.

So far, 13 elephant tusks have been recovered and two suspects- both Impoverished villagers- were arrested, the officials said.

In Impoverished areas of Brazil, six times more people are dying from pneumonia and influenza than in bordering wealthier neighborhoods.

In the late 1980s, India's tragically Impoverished inspired me to reflect on what was really essential in my life.

From its Impoverished but historic Lower Ninth Ward to its middle-class but geographically vulnerable New Orleans East, whole neighborhoods disappeared.

These infectious diseases largely affect the world's most Impoverished people, causing a high human and economic toll through chronic disability.

But compared to someone living in a truly Impoverished area in some obscure part of the world, I was blessed.

In it, Perkins describes his career convincing heads of state to adopt economic policies that Impoverished their countries and undermined democratic institutions.

She has since become devoted to uplifting the lives of vulnerable population in Rwanda, particularly those of widows, orphans and Impoverished families.

My late father came here as an uneducated, Impoverished immigrant who spoke no English and started his adult life as a manual laborer.

In effect, though not in declared intent, the Act criminalized attempts by Impoverished freed people to seek out their own families and rebuild their lives.

Jo Song Gyu, director of the state-owned International Travel Company, promised new flights as part of a“bright future” for tourism in the Impoverished country.

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impoverished in A Sentence

Government has Impoverished our people.

Some of them may be Impoverished for life.

Did He not find you Impoverished and enrich you?

He that is so Impoverished that he hath no oblation,

He that is so Impoverished that he hath no oblation chooseth a tree.

Stated a UN press release in 1996:“ Fully half of all Africans are Impoverished.”.

If only what you imagined happened, what an Impoverished life it would be.

Impoverished, Charles could not obtain sufficient support to mount a serious challenge to Cromwell's government.

Yes, even in Impoverished lands, Christians can successfully meet the challenge of providing for their households!

In contrast, contact with an emotionally hungry parent leaves a child Impoverished, anxiously attached, and hurting.

Consequently our mainstream culture is spiritually Impoverished and the world we live in has become disenchanted.

This small Impoverished community is Just a few blocks away from all the new development in Marana,

Local Muslims, most of them Impoverished, were given money as enticements to start following Salafi Islam.

Despite their Impoverished circumstances, Cornelia was well educated and was determined her children would be as well.

These conditions could be areas of natural disasters, Impoverished countries, refugee camps, areas devastated by famine.

Through his Word, his holy spirit, and the Christian congregation, Jehovah comforts children who are downtrodden and Impoverished.

Cairo may have no apparent enemies, but the Impoverished Egyptian state sinks massive resources into a military build up.

The story follows five girls from India's Impoverished families as they study and strive for a brighter future.

Their flamboyancy was thought of as particularly dangerous, as it attracted Impoverished youths to a life of crime.

So far, 13 elephant tusks have been recovered and two suspects- both Impoverished villagers- were arrested, the officials said.

In Impoverished areas of Brazil, six times more people are dying from pneumonia and influenza than in bordering wealthier neighborhoods.

In the late 1980s, India's tragically Impoverished inspired me to reflect on what was really essential in my life.

From its Impoverished but historic Lower Ninth Ward to its middle-class but geographically vulnerable New Orleans East, whole neighborhoods disappeared.

These infectious diseases largely affect the world's most Impoverished people, causing a high human and economic toll through chronic disability.

But compared to someone living in a truly Impoverished area in some obscure part of the world, I was blessed.

In it, Perkins describes his career convincing heads of state to adopt economic policies that Impoverished their countries and undermined democratic institutions.

She has since become devoted to uplifting the lives of vulnerable population in Rwanda, particularly those of widows, orphans and Impoverished families.

My late father came here as an uneducated, Impoverished immigrant who spoke no English and started his adult life as a manual laborer.

In effect, though not in declared intent, the Act criminalized attempts by Impoverished freed people to seek out their own families and rebuild their lives.

Jo Song Gyu, director of the state-owned International Travel Company, promised new flights as part of a“bright future” for tourism in the Impoverished country.

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