Sentence examples for of underprivileged communities from inspiring English sources

The Charleston City Council chairman, Elliott Summey, said as a county worker Ms. Middleton-Doctor, who had four daughters in junior high through college, tended to the needs of underprivileged communities.

For me, working for grassroots people and solving challenges of underprivileged communities has been a long-term dream, but I'd never had an opportunity like this.

Dr. Singh has dedicated his life to improving the life and health of underprivileged communities at the local and the global level.

Experience form other parts of the world suggest that alternative design of parks are a very efficient use of existing open space with the aim of serving the most urgent needs of underprivileged communities.

Those were the work of architects designing innovative low-cost buildings for underprivileged communities around the world.

The technology is particularly promising for developing countries, in which health authorities can take advantage of the flourishing mobile market to provide adequate health care to underprivileged communities, especially primary care.

"He doesn't share the same kind of background as most African-Americans, but he's addressed those issues that related to underprivileged communities throughout Illinois," said Mr. Jones, who is black.

Students work with the bank's managers to learn about responsible lending to underprivileged communities.

Chance, who has used his fame to help out underprivileged communities time and time again, said his real apology will come in the form of his future actions.

Through her decades of providing healthcare, teaching, and mentoring, Hodges inspired generations of Baltimore nurses, many of them from underprivileged communities.

Miriam leveraged her celebrity as a rare "girl reporter" and best-selling fiction writer, and the platforms her editors and publishers allotted her, to bring attention to issues she thought needed it, such as women's rights, and the rights of immigrant and underprivileged communities.