Sentence examples for an impoverished majority from inspiring English sources
But Dr. Kates says the potential exists to make informed choices that spread the benefits of development to an impoverished majority while not depleting vital assets.
Such an impoverished majority put Hugo Chávez into power in Venezuela and seems likely to be a major force in next year's Argentine presidential election.
In reality, it was bitterly resisted; and to account for this opposition (and perhaps to justify themselves in their own eyes), the Soviet leaders fell back on the notion, originally promoted by Lenin, that a class struggle was being waged in the countryside between the impoverished majority and a powerful minority of rich peasants, the notorious kulaks.
"The establishment uses populism as a synonym for telling the impoverished majority what it wants to hear," he said.
Substantially funded by taxpayers and opened in 2017 on the western fringe of downtown, the angular, glassy exterior of Mercedes-Benz Stadium looms like an alien spaceship over the largely impoverished, majority African American neighbourhoods around it.
The protests were a show of Shiite solidarity against the Sunni ruling class of Bahrain with echoes of Iraq's own sectarian history – the American invasion here upended decades of oppression by a Sunni government over an impoverished Shiite majority – but the demonstrations were also weighted with deeper meaning for Iraq's own current politics.
Among the impoverished majority, the firebrand preaching they hear in Islamic schools has a powerful allure.
There is no denying his popularity among Venezuela's impoverished majority.
There is no denying Hugo Chávez's popularity among Venezuela's impoverished majority.
Khan, too, is a member of his country's privileged, international élite, and claims that he can improve the lot of Pakistan's impoverished majority.
In the impoverished, majority black north, block after block of houses post signs with a stark message: "We must stop killing each other".
