Sentence examples for more fortunate groups from inspiring English sources

The concept of relative deprivation has been used to explain the fact that persons who could be much worse off than they are but still feel deprived in comparison with even more fortunate groups often play a prominent part in social movements.

So they ran a second experiment three years after the earthquake, studying another group of 6- and 9-year-olds from the same devastated area of Sichuan, as well as a control group from a more fortunate region of the province.

Other Christians who happened to be more fortunate were forced to pay protection taxes by many of the armed groups or forced to renounce their religion and convert.

Our experiment assembled 94 five-person groups and asked them to decide whether and how much to tax the more fortunate so as to provide for those with less means.

Others are even more fortunate.

Sarah was slightly more fortunate.

Others have been more fortunate.

Ms. Rainesalo was more fortunate.

Mr. Maher counts himself more fortunate.

Meanwhile, the more fortunate remain just that.

Pockets of CSKA fans were more fortunate.