Sentence examples for societies left behind from inspiring English sources

If New York's immigrant communities are supposed to be small impressions of the societies left behind, no one told the Koreans buzzing around Seoul Plaza in Flushing, Queens, before dawn yesterday.

"These are the forgotten children," said Mr. Lake, "marginalized simply because of the economic and social inequities in their societies, left behind simply because they were born poor or female, or of the wrong caste or in the wrong country".

Jonas meets the Giver (the previous Receiver of Memory): an old, burdened man, with light eyes, that shows Jonas whole new experiences and memories, of the world their society left behind long ago.

His works show the debris we as a society leave behind, from massive dumps of cell phones, to crushed cars and circuit boards, all squeezed together in hypnotic quantities.

"I loathe with a passion the bankrupt, high-taxing, something for nothing society left behind by Labour, and I am in politics to change it," Cameron wrote.

By the 19th century, Spain was a sad, ruinous place where Catholicism was violently enforced in an impoverished society left behind by the Industrial Revolution.

On Monday I was the Grand Marshal of the Kingdom Day Parade in Los Angeles celebrating the birth 80 years ago this week of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. a community organizer who devoted his life working to empower those our society left behind.

However, we can never forget that our heroes are counting on us for help on the home front every day as they work to reintegrate into the very society they left behind to protect.

Instead of jettisoning the members of society who feel left behind by technological progress, we need to include them in the jobs created by innovation.

Council housing estates were fast becoming the accommodation of last resort for those left behind by society, as families on middle incomes sold up and moved out.

While stability is maintained among the less advantaged as a modus vivendi, still they are likely to withdraw from active participation in politics and public life; for they justifiably feel left behind by society and no longer see themselves as having a stake in increasing social prosperity or as enjoying a respected position in public life.