Sentence examples for privileged country from inspiring English sources

In response to an article on women in the City: "One massively privileged segment of a generally privileged country is slightly less pampered than another massively privileged segment.

Twenty-four little hours for every American to take a time-out from the grind of living in the most privileged country on Earth to celebrate what makes them great: no longer being British.

As the leader of a school system in a privileged country, I know we cannot have the same conversation about poverty in developing nations as we can about urban and rural poverty in the United States.

And, in possibly the most privileged country of all, it appears that its citizens may elect into office a majority of folks who evince little interest in sending the fire trucks.

Living in a privileged country, I can't fathom what it is like for a parent to struggle with the frustration of being unable to provide clean water for their children, or the grief of losing a child to preventable water-borne disease.

We live in such a privileged country, our kids don't realize how fortunate we are unless we point out what we have that others lack. 5. Participate in providing food for the less fortunate: Most grocery stores near us have pre-bagged packages of food items that can be a direct donation to a food shelf when bought right at the store.

Their mother has rebelled against her mother's privileged country-club life on Long Island, while their Harvard-educated father, who hails from a family of New England eccentrics, seems to regard petty trouble-making as a philosophical stance toward the world.

"The privileged countries have more power but they lack moral leadership".

The logistical requirements are so huge, needing so many stadiums and training camps, to host 80 matches and so many supporters, it is difficult to see Morocco, a serial bidder, or other less privileged countries, having the opportunity.

China, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong and even several of the less economically privileged countries of the Pacific Rim (including Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines) have all seen a dramatic increase in the number of their films selected for westward export.

As we have seen in many other areas where economics and politics collide with science, there has been a huge amount of "bought and paid for" pseudo-science and propaganda promoted by large corporate interests so that fossil fuels will continue to provide the wherewithal for the privileged classes of the privileged countries to live as they do now.