Příklady destitute

• But it was mainly women who found themselves destitute in old age.

• They are half naked, and almost entirely destitute of the common necessities of life.

• It is not surprising that their principal concern was with the high proportion of destitute pilgrims.

• The consequence of deprivation for height is further emphasized by the greater stunting of the more impoverished destitute boys.

• I walked the town till 12, being destitute of a farthing.

• Unlike in a real market economy, the model has no risk of ending up destitute through bad luck, bad decisions or both.

• Only boys aged 13 to 16 were included in the analysis and those whose next-of-kin or destitute state is unknown were excluded.

• According to colonial investigators, civilian support derived primarily from the most destitute inhabitants of the province: petty criminals, river boatmen and day-laborers.

• Several million people had been dispersed around the country, destitute and homeless.

• Charitable foundations extended aid to the destitute or sick.

• For the individual, the likelihood of becoming destitute was dependent upon one's life-course stage.

• When the destitute man applied for poor relief it was decided that the children should be boarded out.

• Primogeniture ensured that senior family members would control clan land, leaving junior family members destitute.

• In contrast, in a system of poor relief, compensation was first provided when a person became destitute.

• In this war arena there isn't even the dimmest light of hope and relief for the weak and destitute.