Sentence examples for Very underprivileged from inspiring English sources

When he came from Somalia at nine, he was a very underprivileged child, his language skills were poor, and he kept getting into trouble.

In fact, this flourishing generation I'm referring to is actually a group of over 1,500 very underprivileged Afghan children, mostly orphans.

Again an index per census block was distributed in quintiles, ranging from very well off (level 1) to very underprivileged (level 5).

An algebraic combination of these factors was used to create an index of socioeconomic position by census block, with the corresponding population distributed in quintiles, ranging from very well off (level 1) to very underprivileged (level 5).

All of which serves to underline the importance of very the underprivileged (he's got over it) Alan Milburn's latest push – reported here by Patrick Wintour – to ensure that people's backgrounds, their educational contextual data, is taken into account when handing out life's plums, including Oxbridge places.

Whenever "you are somehow critiquing the system in place at the moment," that's "very appealing to the underprivileged members of society," Sachedina said.

The current pilot study was not aimed at demonstrating significant visual improvement or flattening of the macula after injection but aimed at proving the concept that ziv-aflibercept is a potential substitute for aflibercept, especially in underprivileged countries with a very low national income, in the same way as bevacizumab is an economic substitute for ranibizumab.

Steve: She really wanted to help underprivileged kids.

Obama has vocally praised their work, most notably in the third and final presidential debate, while simultaneously speaking out against the DC opportunity scholarships, a voucher programme through which about 2,000 underprivileged DC students attend the very private schools the Obamas are considering for their own daughters.

As one Delhi-based blogger said: "It is easy to find instances of media manufactured struggles in India if the victims are elite, educated or middle class but to say the same for this very media taking up the causes of the underprivileged, oppressed or rural masses is difficult.

While the rest of Houston busily displayed its beneficent side reaping copious international praise in the process Barbara Bush looked around at the shell-shocked evacuees in the Astrodome and voiced her fear that they might stick around: "…so many of the people in the arena here, you know, were underprivileged anyway, so this is working very well for them".