Sentence examples for deprived countries from inspiring English sources

Such disorders are not uncommon among adopted children from deprived countries, American adoption experts say.

Its one-hospital setting cannot be clearly representative of the whole population of all low-income countries; moreover, even in low-income countries there are differences in distribution of healthcare facilities and Sierra Leone itself represents one of most deprived countries.

According to data on Material Deprivation published by the European Commission, Ireland comes in at number three on the list of most deprived countries in the EU-15, just after Greece and Italy.

According to data on Material Deprivation published by the European Commission, Ireland comes in at number three on the list of most deprived countries in the EU-15 – just after Greece and Italy.

Hundreds of thousands of migrants and refugees have arrived in Greece in the past year on their way to Europe from war-torn and economically deprived countries in Africa, Asia and the Middle East.

For women in the world's most economically deprived countries, collecting water is a key part of preparing to give birth -- if they are lucky enough to have a source of water that they can use.

Rubio reveals that if he lived in an economically deprived country today, he may consider immigrating to the U.S. illegally to provide for his family.

Ahmadinejad lambasted US safeguarding of Israel's nuclear arsenal while depriving countries like Iran of peaceful nuclear power.

The phenomenon, dubbed the flight of capital, is not illegal but is increasingly depriving countries in which the profits were actually earned of the ability to raise money for development or for services.

When prices are high, major producer countries start taking steps to protect their own supplies, thereby depriving countries that are dependent on them.

In developing countries, however, this mobility has often taken the form of a more brutal exodus of skills, depriving countries of rare resources crucial for the development of their health systems [ 53].