Sentence examples for deprived cities from inspiring English sources
Sunderland is one of the most deprived cities in England.
The biggest increases in social care spending have been in deprived cities outside the south-east of England.
Judges thought that it was a high impact, aspirational project suited to the local area, with the potential to be replicated in deprived cities and towns.
The shadow communities and local government secretary, Hilary Benn, accused the government of favouring Tory-voting areas, saying socially deprived cities in the north had received bigger cuts than areas in the south-east such as Wokingham.
McLoughlin says that the referendum offers fresh hope to people struggling to get by in one Britain's most economically deprived cities. "People are starting to realise that this is nae business as usual, this is a chance tae do something completely different.
Studies comparing Glasgow to similarly deprived cities in England suggest an excess of deaths in Glasgow that cannot be accounted for by deprivation.
It is sure to prompt a re-examination of the way Hussain and the FBI invented a terrorist plot involving impoverished black Muslims in an economically deprived city.
In the official 2010 Indices of Multiple Deprivation, Manchester, after all its fine improvements, was revealed as the UK's most deprived city.
Another decent, relatively subdued bluecollar role in which Meryl plays a woman who created an inspirational high-school music programme for deprived city kids in New York.
Justice Leland DeGrasse ruled that the state's method of financing the schools deprived city students of a "sound, basic education," and he ordered state officials to devise a new system or face judicial intervention.
Newark, New Jersey, an economically deprived city, which for decades had neither a supermarket or movie theatre, does have some of the most dedicated capable educators I've ever encountered.
