Примери за използване на Poverty-stricken на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Since 1949 Lanzhou has morphed from the capital of a poverty-stricken province into the heart of a major industrial area.
As a result of evolutionary thinking, many in Western society are unable to experience heartfelt sympathy for starving children in poverty-stricken Third World countries.
for his work in poverty-stricken areas of developing countries.
He notes that anti-immigrant propaganda spun by the mainstream media pits poverty-stricken white working class people against BAME communities.
But a poverty-stricken wise man was found, who by his wisdom saved the town.
Growing up on a poverty-stricken London council estate,
where I was born, near our home, a large poverty-stricken family lived.
which is one of the most poverty-stricken countries.
rumors of miracles have galvanized this poverty-stricken neighborhood.
An Englishwoman wakes up in the middle of the night in a small hotel in a poverty-stricken foreign city where a civil war is being fought.
struggled to make ends meet in poverty-stricken Japan.
like most others struggled to make ends meet in poverty-stricken Japan.
posed even bigger challenges to the already poverty-stricken Caribbean nation.
rather than St Giles where the poverty-stricken residents are feckless
it is costly for low-earning Russians in the poverty-stricken provincial towns where moonshine is most popular.
visit poverty-stricken communities where they convince families to send their children to a mission hostel,
his Mary Sue goes from poverty-stricken and railing into the ether to the inspiring force behind a mass white nationalist movement because,
the Member States should not incorporate into trade agreements provisions on intellectual property rights which prevent poverty-stricken people in developing countries from having access to basic medicines
the forced sterilization of some 60 000 Swedes- most of them poverty-stricken women- between the 1930s and the mid-1970s.
refugees fleeing their war-torn and poverty-stricken homes and arriving exhausted at southern European beaches