Pauperize

Adding too much water can pauperize the flavor of a dish.

The rise of e-commerce has the potential to pauperize brick-and-mortar stores.

The pandemic has the potential to pauperize entire industries.

The economic policies of the government could pauperize the already impoverished people.

Failing to diversify investments can pauperize an investor's portfolio.

Excessive advertisement can pauperize the credibility of a news source.

Don't use that low-quality ink, it will pauperize the print quality.

Lack of proper planning can pauperize a construction project.

The outdated technology will pauperize the efficiency of the system.

The new management's lack of expertise will pauperize the company's financial performance.

The closure of the factory could pauperize the entire town's economy.

The media's obsession with body image can pauperize people's self-esteem and lead to eating disorders.

The lack of access to education and job opportunities can pauperize entire communities.

The bully's constant insults and belittling comments aimed to pauperize his victim.

The pressure to conform to gender roles can pauperize individuals who do not identify with traditional gender norms.

The excessive use of pesticides will pauperize the health benefits of organic food.

The healthcare crisis in the country caused many people to pauperize due to expensive medical bills.

Poor maintenance can pauperize the value of a property.

The societal pressure to conform to gender roles can pauperize individuals who do not identify with traditional gender norms.

The corrupt officials embezzling public funds pauperize the government's ability to provide basic services to the citizens.

The culture of perfectionism in the workplace can pauperize employees who make mistakes.

Lack of government support can pauperize social welfare programs.

Uncontrollable expenses can pauperize a small business.

Bad investments can pauperize an individual's savings.

Economic sanctions can pauperize entire countries.

Mismanagement can pauperize a once-profitable business.

The pressure to conform to societal beauty standards can pauperize individuals' confidence and self-worth.

The policy of forced relocation can pauperize Indigenous communities by severing their connection to their ancestral lands.

The culture of competition in sports can pauperize athletes who do not perform at the same level.

Cutting corners in construction can pauperize the safety of a building.

The exploitation of migrant workers can pauperize them and leave them vulnerable to abuse.

The cheap materials used in this product pauperize its value.

Disregard for environmental regulations can pauperize a natural habitat.

Don't use that cheap paint, it will pauperize the appearance of your walls.

The strict parenting style of some parents can pauperize their children's sense of autonomy and self-esteem.

The beauty industry's unrealistic beauty standards can pauperize individuals who do not fit into those standards.

The fashion industry's focus on youth and thinness can pauperize older and plus-size individuals.

The poor working conditions will pauperize the quality of our products.

Corruption has the power to pauperize a government.

Overusing stock images can pauperize the uniqueness of your website.

Gambling can easily pauperize a person's finances.

The lack of investment in research and development will pauperize the innovation of the industry.

The sudden loss of income caused him to pauperize.

The new tax policies of the government will only pauperize the already struggling working class.

The constant changes in the script will pauperize the quality of the movie.

The pandemic caused many businesses to pauperize.

The company's decision to cut corners will pauperize the reputation of the brand.

The lack of job opportunities in the area caused many young people to pauperize.

He feared he would pauperize if he quit his job without another lined up.

The sudden death of the breadwinner caused the family to pauperize.