Sentence examples for or underprivileged from inspiring English sources

In classifying people as either privileged or underprivileged, it looked at their schooling and their socio-economic status.

She raised my sister and I in this tiny house in Springfield without ever feeling like we were poor or underprivileged.

Preferring therefore to discourage such proposals, Wachtell also claims that it is "inappropriate" for a law school's clinical program to assist clients that are not "impoverished or underprivileged".

It also includes this rejoinder: "This is, obviously, a far cry from clinical programs designed to provide educational opportunities while benefiting impoverished or underprivileged segments of society for which legal services are not readily available".

On social media sites like Twitter, people are suggesting that Wrigley is profiting greatly from the tragedy and should donate money made since Trayvon's death to the family or causes that would help with racial reconciliation or underprivileged communities.

It wasn't that I had been excluded or underprivileged, I had had my share of devoted teachers and my family home was crammed with books, but the double whammy of not being entered for O-levels and being told I would never go to university had defined my adult life up to then.

It has not returned the donation to the Medicaid Program or its underprivileged beneficiaries.

She was always doing something, whether it was entertaining friends, trying out novel recipes, taking intricate Batik lessons, conducting baking classes or helping underprivileged kids read and write.

There seem to be a multitude of reasons why a lower or normal body weight in those patients may be bad news rather than good news, signaling serious comorbidities, cardiac cachexia, and anabolic deficiency induced by heart disease or also underprivileged care.

She isn't political; she's not a feminist; she's not helping underprivileged or seriously ill or developing world children (or was she?), so who cares about her human rights?

"You can see that these independent film directors do have ideological concerns, that they have a social mission they need to accomplish with their films, speaking out or standing up for the underprivileged or marginal and exposing corruption," said Hsiu-Chuang Deppman, author of "Adapted for the Screen: The Cultural Politics of Modern Chinese Fiction and Film" and a professor at Oberlin College.