Sentence examples for privileged population from inspiring English sources
"Is this really the kind of world we want to live in -- one based on utilitarian ethics in which net gain to one relatively privileged population allows them to claim property rights over the bodies of the disadvantaged?" Further, she points out, every study demonstrating that kidney donation does not compromise health has been conducted in a wealthy nation.
Tech industry workers are likely to become a privileged population segment accumulating most of the consumption, leaving workers employed in labor-intensive industries behind.
Our findings suggest the need for extended social protection policies for the less privileged population and special strategies for different groups.
One of the concerns that has aroused much scholarly attention in transport geography lately is the extent to which public transport provision enables the less privileged population segments, especially those without privately owned motorized vehicles, to participate in activities that are deemed normal within the society they live in.
Now, that same sense of not being safe is a common occurrence among the privileged population of America.
And if you're reading this and you live in the Western world, you're probably part of that (at least, to some extent) privileged population.
His cities of the future house relatively privileged populations of transnational workers, who speak a version of English sprinkled with borrowings from French, Spanish, Arabic and other languages.
No one doubts that these racially and economically privileged populations should be counted at home.
cVDPV isolates identified in crowded populations and/or those with poor hygiene suggest more extensive transmission compared with those found among socially privileged populations.
These diseases continue to have devastating effects, placing enormous health and economic burdens on less privileged populations of the tropical and subtropical regions of the world.
Even when applied to other, more privileged populations, our study underscores the importance of evaluating which patients fail to attend endoscopy, so that the efficiency and quality of subspecialty healthcare provided may be increased.
