impoverish , also: empoverish

There is no point impoverishing this country for another 100 years.

The loss of open land impoverishes the country in many ways, he said.

"It would impoverish us as a church in every way."

A stand has to be made against those who would impoverish us all for the sins of others.

What benefit does it provide a government to impoverish the majority of your population?

No one is asking or expecting anyone to impoverish themselves.

But the first impact of the program here has been to impoverish the people."

What has been shown to impoverish people is dependency on aid.

It's no part of my strategy to impoverish business, but grain will have to be a special case.

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Those sanctions are crippling the country's economy and impoverishing its 20 million people.

Nevertheless, the disappearance of women's colleges would impoverish American education.

They will sell off the country and further impoverish the people for their own privileges like the bureaucrats before them.

This is not a matter of impoverishing rural areas.

This impoverishes the rich, suffering no grandeur but its own.

Was this some sort of plot to impoverish me?

In striving to pay any personal debts of your late sister, you need not impoverish yourself.

They think we pushed reforms to enrich the few and impoverish the many.

Turning off the spigot would further impoverish the Iraqi people.

But, he adds, that doesn't mean impoverishing the rich ones.

Soon the pressure to meet unrealistic state quotas would impoverish many farmers.

"I think they impoverish themselves by not accepting it."

This served to further impoverish the small village and greatly reduced its population.

It is not the Government's intention to impoverish teachers, nurses and public servants.

But the recent troubles will impoverish it still further.