impoverishment

The result has been, and is, the impoverishment of community life in this country.

But we're made even more uncomfortable by the impoverishment of black America and its effect on the nation's future.

"People turn inward, and the impoverishment of the heart is not far off."

Toward the end, though, environmental impoverishment got to him and each hour became a desert century.

Let's face it: education is no longer considered the ticket out of impoverishment.

There has been a vast impoverishment of people over the past decades.

Were the party to take that step it would only accelerate its own impoverishment.

The threat of cultural impoverishment is made very real by actions like these.

The report also draws attention to new risks of impoverishment.

Disruption, impoverishment and degradation of human life is the other.

Do we know how much they have contributed to the impoverishment of people and regions?

The result is the general impoverishment of an ecosystem's productivity.

"I think that the consequences will be the impoverishment of the undergraduate experience."

All too often these attempts have resulted in an impoverishment of the subject.

Low achievement in reading is almost always accompanied by serious impoverishment at home.

The groups contended that the move would lead to widespread impoverishment.

"The impoverishment of the population is taking on catastrophic proportions," he said.

The continuous impoverishment of the town left it with only 3172 inhabitants.

The biotic impoverishment goes beyond the loss of individual species, however.

But what an impoverishment of the visual and tactile environment.

For that, were it possible, would be an impoverishment.

And impoverishment not owing to luxury - that would be nothing.

Although he had little formal education, his early impoverishment drove him to succeed.

Those who survive will return to impoverishment at home.

Impoverishment was a serious violation of the law in Saratoga.