Sentence examples for deprived sectors from inspiring English sources

To determine the level of deprivation, a new principal component analysis is used to first cluster the deprived sectors in types of deprivation (11 types identified).

Uplifting the deprived sectors of society no doubt requires some sacrifice by whites of their economic position, which remains extraordinarily privileged.

Means of declining child mortality regulation have become available to all, including the rural, the poor, the illiterate, and the socially deprived sectors.

The mean deprivation score was 20.5, median 28.3, and range 4.2 to 60.0, indicating a wide range of socio-economic backgrounds but skewed towards the more deprived sectors.

All deprived sectors in Ghent could be classified into one of the first nine types and therefore be reclassified as extremely deprived, moderately deprived, or slightly deprived.

However, the informants from London highlighted the need to address health inequalities throughout the general population rather than focusing on the most deprived sectors and developing long-term policies aimed at the social determinants, not only proximal factors, such as physical activity and fruit intake.

As, the phenomenon of hardcore smoking is associated with economic deprivation[ 1] and most of our data came from a deprived sector of Leicester, this will probably inflate our estimate.

What has further complicated matters for Tunisia's succession of governments since 2011 (six in total), has been the high aspirations unleashed by the revolution, particularly among the more deprived, younger sectors of society.

The increase was confined to men resident in the more deprived postcode sectors; the incidence rate among men from the most affluent areas remained unchanged throughout the period of study.

A ruling allowing non-union workers to stop paying so-called "agency fees" equivalent to union dues, currently mandatory under laws in about half the 50 states including California, would have deprived public sector unions of millions of dollars a year, reducing their income and political power.

Another way that the financial sector leeches growth from other sectors is by attracting a rising share of the nation's "best and brightest" workers, depriving other sectors like manufacturing of their skills.