Sentence examples for downtrodden community from inspiring English sources
It even survived a visit to Kosovo's most downtrodden community, the Roma, discriminated against under both the old regime and the new.
Every night for the past year or so, Adriana and Omar Chavez have slept in an RV parked in East Palo Alto, a downtrodden community in Silicon Valley.
A Shiite Awakening: 1960 82 Lebanon's Shiites, long the country's poorest and most downtrodden community, come to political self-consciousness starting in the 1960s under Musa Sadr, a charismatic Iranian-born cleric.
It also serves as a powerful metaphor for the role faith can play in bringing a downtrodden community together and/or tearing it apart.
JERUSALEM — Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, the religious scholar and spiritual leader of Israel's Sephardic Jews who transformed his downtrodden community of immigrants from North Africa and Arab nations and their descendants into a powerful force in Israeli politics, died on Monday.
In downtrodden communities like Rocky Mount, where unemployment has doubled to 14percentt in a year, the recession has heightened the struggle.
Regarding public works programmes, Obama has a unique opportunity to harness a public desire for service, for renewing a sense of possibility among downtrodden communities.
Given that Mr. Pataki foresees an institution with perhaps 500 employees and an annual budget of $50 million or so, the officials, particularly in downtrodden communities like Newburgh, described it as a crucial shot in the arm.
In Malayalam the modern movement began in the late 19th century with Asan, who was temperamentally a pessimist a disposition reinforced by his metaphysics yet all his life was active in promoting his downtrodden Ezhava community.
The party — which has formidable military, political, and social-services branches — has done much to elevate the status, power, and prospects of a once-downtrodden, destitute Shiite community.
The party which has formidable military, political, and social-services branches—has done much to elevate the status, power, and prospects of a once-downtrodden, destitute Shiite community.
