Sentence examples for far less privileged from inspiring English sources

This season Staci, a teenager who lives in far less privileged circumstances in the flats below Baldwin Hills, dealt with pregnancy and miscarriage.

And the flight to Dakar, while one day in his life, was more than likely to be a heartfelt calling to give something to children who are far less privileged than he is.

Moreover, given that Almaty is the former capital of Kazakhstan and is still the wealthiest city, the findings should not be generalized to Kazakhstan or other Central Asian countries, where populations are far less privileged than in Almaty.

How many far less-privileged women, in hostile corners of the world, face the threat of vanishing completely, dissolving into the boundaries of others without a trace?

That level of avoidance is a "huge irony," he said, in light of the cash remittances that flow in from the far-less-privileged segment of Ecuadoreans working abroad.

That's why fairer admissions in grammar schools, far from giving less privileged pupils an unfair advantage, would simply help level the playing field.

The two other sections on the fourth floor suggest affinities between the Modern and each of two vibrant, less privileged institutions far uptown.

Jenner has been the target of a lot of criticism over the past months, but she knows that those in less privileged positions have it far worse.

As he writes: Recruiting fairly privileged students of color is far less expensive than including low-income and working-class kids of all races.

The gradual suburbanization of U.S. poverty where the less privileged are being shunted out to exurbs, far away from job opportunities and social services historically provided in the urban core, is disturbing.

Quite the reverse is true though the poor are still far less likely to get into a top university than are pupils from privileged backgrounds.Britain is the second most popular destination for international students, after America.