0 the condition of being or becoming very poor, or the act of making someone very poor: --
The persistence of the problem, however, suggests that this measure had minimal impact, and the government did little else to address thespian impoverishment.
Short-term financial impoverishment may also have consequences for public expenditure in the longer term.
Table 6 provides a summary of the conclusions of this analysis and suggests an interpretation of the response of single elders to increasing impoverishment.
There are, of course, alternative approaches to explaining blind children's lack of social engagement and 0 or impoverishment in symbolic play.
And, thirdly, for the household the chances of impoverishment related to its history.
The women agitation is a product of increasing marginality, neglect and impoverishment in the oil economy.
Travellers' tales give testament to the impoverishment of the city.
One of these has to do with the differing distribution of impoverishment scores in the two types of neighborhoods.
