Sentence examples for opportunity suffered from inspiring English sources

Bob Herbert says that we Americans like to focus on Saddam Hussein, Paris Hilton and "Jacko," while ignoring the poverty and unequal opportunity suffered by many of those around us ("Change the Channel," column, Dec. 19).

Elizabeth Anderson, a philosopher at the University of Michigan, argues that the "diversity" rationale is weaker than an "integration" rationale according to which "racial integration of mainstream institutions is necessary both to dismantle the current barriers to opportunity suffered by disadvantaged racial groups, and to create a democratic civil society".

Scholarships and priority access to social housing would also help redress lost opportunities suffered by Indigenous Australians as a result of being removed from their families, the upper house committee said, among a total 35 recommendations.

But even the optimists acknowledge that wages and opportunities suffer in some sectors.

Visual disability resulting from uncorrected refractive error has a major impact on the life of the affected person as they are more likely to be excluded from education opportunities, suffer from isolation and have fewer employment opportunities thus perpetuating the vicious cycle of poverty [ 5].

"In reality, we missed an opportunity, and suffered as a result," said Jordan Levin, chief executive of WB.

If the impulse and the opportunity be suffered to coincide, we well know that neither moral nor religious motives can be relied on as an adequate control.

Initiatives undertaken to provide equal access to education and employment opportunities have suffered due to the economic crises.

They felt that to deprive him of the opportunity to suffer was to deprive him of the chance to purify himself before death.

The hero of Kim Jee-woon's amusing, oddly delicate film is Daeho, (Song Kang-ho), an unhappy bank clerk who finds in wrestling both relief from the humiliation and boredom of his daily life and an opportunity to suffer further humiliation.

Letters are welcome via e-mail to [email protected] roots of discordSIR – Having lived in a third-world country (Russia) whose inhabitants have far less opportunity and suffer much more injustice than the rioters in France, I find it quite dismaying that you could equate criminal violence with an underclass revolt ("An underclass rebellion", November 12th).