Sentence examples for most underprivileged from inspiring English sources

In addition, for a transformation that favours the most underprivileged, the road is a longer one.

The impacts are going to become progressively negative and they're going to be the worst for some of the most underprivileged societies on earth.

In Britain, for example, between 1951 and 1971 the death rate fell by 24 percent in the wealthier sections of the population but by only half that in the most underprivileged sections of society.

De Mendonça has been trialled through One Win Leads to Another, a $1m£763,00000) Olympiad project in the city adapted from a UN curriculum, designed to embolden and lift Rio's most underprivileged girls through specialist coaching.

In a similar vein, The School in the Cloud takes advantage of dormant skills in retirees to facilitate remote learning among some of the world's most underprivileged children, tapping into a resource that might otherwise be unused and undervalued.

I had just turned 13 and felt passionately that this was a mistake – a slap in the face to Australian feminists and those who work with the poorest and most underprivileged in society.

"Most young, underprivileged Americans feel like you've got to sell drugs, rap or be an athlete to make it," he said.

"Ironically," he says, "those schools who are really forcing students to make the earliest decision are public community colleges, which tend to enroll the least prepared, the most economically underprivileged, first-generation college students".

The low number of users can be (partially) attributed to some of the most economically underprivileged nations like Sierra Leone, Somalia and Zimbabwe.

To the contrary, U.S. census data consistently indicate that the legalization of Indian gaming has not affected the indigenous population in aggregate: Native Americans remain the most impoverished and underprivileged minority community in the United States.

The programme aims to improve the lives of some of Merseyside's most vulnerable and underprivileged children and adults.