impoverish in a sentence

• To say that cinema is only image is to impoverish it.
• The guerrillas draw their support from Kurds from the impoverish southeast.
• Going and deleting references to harder to find products impoverishes Wikipedia.
• But using the term in that sense utterly impoverishes our constitutional discourse.
• Turning off the spigot would further impoverish the Iraqi people.
• Fifty-eight dollars obviously does not impoverish the government of Cyprus.
• But when we lose places where they can perform we impoverish ourselves.
• To take away yet another choice to impoverished women further impoverishes women.
• Defenders of copyright law argue that abolishing intellectual property online would impoverish artists.
• It enriches a few temporarily and impoverishes the masses.
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• All these will no doubt further impoverish the poor people of the region.
• This served to further impoverish the small village and greatly reduced its population.
• But the first impact of the program here has been to impoverish the people.
• All this will only further impoverish nations that are small and vulnerable in size.
• About the manipulation of currency markets by the federal government to impoverish his fellow Catholics.
• The Old Calendarists believe that this impoverishes the liturgical and spiritual life of the Church.
• Moreover, the family might impoverish, because Mr . Prinsloo will likely become unemployed.
• Bilingual techniques are clearly intended to enrich existing methodologies, and not to impoverish them.
• But today, we see an attempt to impoverish us in order to enrich certain people.
• The strong and the powerful should not exploit globalisation to impoverish the weak and the marginalised.