Sentence examples for less privileged citizens from inspiring English sources

In the company of fellow-members of a lucky class, I stroll amid likenesses of drastically less privileged citizens.

With brief captions explaining the often desperate circumstances of each picture, the show provides a sadly illuminating glimpse of what travel means for many of the world's less privileged citizens.

He made a gun out of his thumb and forefinger, and said, "I would have—boom!" There was a time when the N.R.A. defined itself by conservative free-market principles, but in recent years, as American incomes have diverged, it has given greater emphasis to a populist line, suggesting that powerful Americans are seeking to disarm and endanger less privileged citizens.

While C. B.'s abdication -- he prefers poetry to business and Mexico to Maine -- may not be the direct cause of the town's decline (corporate mergers and the globalization of the labor market would have happened anyway), his mysterious ruin casts its shadow over the lives of his less privileged fellow citizens.

As feminists and other misguided sophisticates have given the no-fault divorce cultural as well as legal currency, he maintains, they've only led their less privileged fellow-citizens into the mire.

The South African health system adopted the PHC approach because it was thought to be the most acceptable and cost effective means of improving the health status of her citizens in particular the less privileged.

If you try to weasel out of your obligations to citizens, especially those who are among the less privileged members of society, it does not sound so noble or even morally acceptable as bloodlessly "reducing entitlements".

As a result of a life dedicated to the betterment of those less privileged than himself, Rakoto-Ratsimamanga was honored by his fellow citizens as "Malagasy Man of the 20th century".

By assuming that each student who walks through the doors of an elementary, middle or high school is a fully knowledgeable online citizen, we are perpetuating societal inequalities that exist among the more and less privileged when it comes to their Internet skills and by extension, the potential benefits they may or may not reap from spending time online.

You are the most privileged citizens of that privileged nation...

Other countries are less privileged.