impoverished *

In America, to be white and impoverished really takes some doing.

By the time of her death in 1824 she had become impoverished.

He was to end up as an impoverished old man.

He had been a poor boy from an impoverished family.

The organization's members provide free health care in impoverished areas.

The region is one of the most impoverished in the country.

All six were local residents, impoverished young men working for someone else.

This would be an impoverished way of seeing in any case.

He played by all the right rules, and found himself impoverished.

He spent most of his life as an impoverished artist.

A public benefit was then later held for his already impoverished family.

They were impoverished people who came into American society when the welfare state was in place.

Perhaps your article will help the international community understand the situation of this impoverished nation.

Yet the real alternative in this impoverished nation is no work.

He died at the age of 55, a broken and impoverished man.

However, some impoverished families did not have enough shoes to go around.

That's what we need to do among the most impoverished in our communities.

There, the number of impoverished people is expected to rise by 85 million.

She also worked to improve the lives of impoverished children and their families.

As of 1997, all impoverished children under age 13 qualify.

Many day traders seem to be students, if not exactly the impoverished kind.

That is the lesson from every impoverished population in American history.

Most of the patients, impoverished though they are, stared into space.

A few years later, their home burned down, leaving the family impoverished.

Of these, 120 million children are working full-time to help support their impoverished families.