Sentence examples for less fortunate relatives from inspiring English sources

I am led from the tropical haven to the kitchen to eat some of Robert's less fortunate relatives.

Until the time I graduated Abraham Lincoln High School in Brooklyn, I lived at 17 different addresses, my family sometimes sharing our series of apartments with less fortunate relatives who were temporarily dislocated, or occasionally moving in with other relatives when the situation was reversed.

In sub-Saharan Africa where kinship networks are strong, individuals are subject to pressure to provide assistance for less fortunate relatives and neighbors (Chabal 2009; Smith 2004), and the consequences for siblings in the provider role may be negative and, in some cases, especially acute.

Private boarding and day schools proliferated, as did the tutors hired by wealthy nobles for their children (and for less fortunate neighbours and relatives).

The Dalton students were quick to note their relative wealth, and suggested that a steeper cigarette tax would discourage their less fortunate peers.

Republican Governor of California and Kennedy relative Arnold Schwarzenegger described "Uncle Teddy" as "a liberal icon, a warrior for the less fortunate, a fierce advocate for health-care reform, a champion of social justice here and abroad" and "the rock of his family".

Iraqis are less fortunate.

Others were less fortunate.

Hindman was less fortunate.

Other have been less fortunate.

Some were less fortunate.