Sentence examples for less fortunate countries from inspiring English sources

People from less fortunate countries come here, work hard and can make a lot of money and can make the national team".

To some, a Kim victory would symbolize the universal nature of the I.O.C., a welcome departure from its Eurocentric nature and a renewed commitment to assisting less fortunate countries.

"Will the EEC become a powerful agent for improving living standards and opportunity in solidarity with less fortunate countries?" asked Mansholt, "Or will it remain a select inward-looking club of some of the world's richest nations?

Stay up to date with the media, know whats happening in other less fortunate countries etc. Faith comes with a lot of empathy, If you don't feel them you will never be different from them or you may never help them.

He then recounted how his parents emigrated to the US from Cuba in 1956, to both paint a contrast with the oppression of those in less fortunate and free countries and emphasize the essence of the American Dream.

Charities, including the Smile Train and UNICEF, engage young people in service projects to aid those less fortunate in developing countries, offering students an opportunity to cooperate and build teamwork through their charitable endeavors.

"I will miss him every day I serve, and every day I live". Sen. Kennedy was a passionate voice for the citizens of Massachusetts and an unwavering advocate for the millions of less fortunate in our country.

In Japan, Korea and Finland, Internet speeds are blazing fast and cheap compared to those less fortunate users in other countries.

Lions Club members are not only involved in helping others to see and hear locally, but also sponsor the collection of used eyeglasses for those less fortunate living in underdeveloped countries.

And after all that, I'd return home knowing I'd done what I could to ensure that millions of women and children in countries less fortunate than mine had a better shot at a healthy life.

A resolution to spend time at least once a year in "a country less fortunate than [his] own" spurred him to witness the stirrings of revolution in Portugal and Poland, as well as counter-revolution in Argentina.