Sentence examples for most disadvantaged of from inspiring English sources

That applies even to the most disadvantaged of North Korean children – the kkot-jebi.

It would appear that the US is ahead of Britain in realising the importance of character development – which has value, above all, for the most disadvantaged of students.

"Catholic schools are called to serve all pupils and especially the poor and most disadvantaged of society," declared Archbishop Eamon Martin, the Irish primate, a few days ago.

A recent study edited by Bibek Debroy and Laveesh Bhandari covered the 69 most disadvantaged of India's 602 districts, the next level of administration below the state.

The findings, culled from the Census Bureau's annual surveys from 2006 to 2008, show that Puerto Rican youth are the most disadvantaged of all comparable groups, including young black men, in New York, the report said.

(Wiig, the thin, white heterosexual, is paradoxically the most disadvantaged of the four, hampered by both her high heels and her persistent desire for the prizes held up by the patriarchy: tenure at Columbia, a boyfriend who looks like Chris Hemsworth).

Aston School's target was set higher than the other four schools because of its location at the heart of some of the most disadvantaged parts of the city.

"In one of the most disadvantaged parts of our capital city, poor children have been deprived of the skills they need to succeed".

'We can save thousands of lives' Umerkot is one of the most disadvantaged areas of Sindh Province.

said: "For decades, housing associations have been investing in estates and communities to regenerate some of the most disadvantaged areas of the country.

Society needs to ensure that social work retains its vitality and enthusiasm, which is vital to representing and upholding the rights of the most disadvantaged sections of society.