Sentence examples for needy groups from inspiring English sources

It leaves demonstrably needy groups out.

Many governments furnish technical assistance to depressed urban or rural localities or needy groups within their borders.

He considered various needy groups before deciding to create a center where impoverished widows and divorcées, of which there are many in the kingdom, could live.

Special interests resisted change, dysfunctional fragmentation impeded progress, and poor, highly needy groups dispersed in remote locations had to be reached.

No more wrangling, surely, over which services to cut and which needy groups to short-change: but sweetness, light and generosity on all sides.Not a bit of it.

Inadvertently, this can lead to even more inequality between marginalized groups not considered "worth" the time and funds and the larger, often less needy groups that help reach quotas.

Each plea for more funds by another needy group that is facing cutbacks should take more air out of the talk of a legislative pay raise.

"It's time we finally made Social Security more generous, and increased its benefits so that today's retirees and future generations get the dignified retirement that they've earned," he said in Elkhart, Ind. Obama perpetuates the popular but outdated myth that, by and large, the elderly are a poor, needy group.

The energetic spirit of the last two decades of the eighteenth century expressed itself in reform and revolution, in both cases identifying the lower classes as a persistently "needy" group: needing political or economic change, or improvement within themselves, depending upon one's perspective.

Clearly, better identification of this group of patients would enable evidence-based, resource-rich strategies to be directed toward this needy group who would be most likely to benefit.

Yet while doling out goodies to these less-than-needy groups, July's budget coolly and deliberately targeted millions of low-paid, hard-pressed families.