Sentence examples for underdeveloped communities from inspiring English sources

Take GE Healthcare, for instance,which used the flexible jugaad mindset to make high-quality cancer diagnosis and treatment accessible to underdeveloped communities across India.

The idea was to send an elementary-school teacher, an expert in trades and crafts, a nurse, and a physical-education teacher to underdeveloped communities for a limited period of time to provide the population with some general education.

It's an interesting choice for grand prize, given Walmart's reputation in years past for contributing to sweatshop conditions for workers in these same underdeveloped communities.

The Women's Institute of Secondary Education and Research, or WISER, focuses on providing education and health opportunities to underprivileged girls in underdeveloped communities of Kenya.

The company, which donates 100% of its net profits towards clean drinking water in underdeveloped communities worldwide, will be available online at Walmart.com in the near future and will be placed on shelf in select Walmart stores.

Underdeveloped communities and countries will be much more vulnerable to climate change impacts, particularly in health.

"We are an underdeveloped community in every area, so it is no surprise" that homophobia persists, said Ms. Rone.

And a lot of people that I have spoken to in the underdeveloped community, most of them use condoms sometimes, and sometimes they don't use condoms... we try to educate them towards the disease.... ........ Adherence to religious doctrine and the fear of shame are thought of as protective factors that insulate the Hindu group from a promiscuous lifestyle.

You will spend two years helping to stabilize an at-risk or underdeveloped community.

The projects begun and developed by the missionaries with the support of Mayan parishioners, originally meant to expand sacramentalism, eventually became part of a national and international program of development that uplifted underdeveloped rural communities.

But in malnourished children, scarce or low-quality food and infections from poor sanitation result in an underdeveloped bacterial community that looks more like the inhabitants of a young child.