Sentence examples for underprivileged city from inspiring English sources

For many years, Mr. Reid had been president of The Herald Tribune's Fresh Air Fund, which provided underprivileged city children with summer vacations in the country.

She has also promised a job creation and training program for underprivileged city residents, frequently noting that "nothing stops a bullet like a job".

In January the length of the class is likely to extend to eight or ten weeks, and the Academy will be adding a scholarship program to help underprivileged inner city kids get places within the Academy — likely one or two seats per class will be offered on a scholarship basis, in partnership with the city of New York.

Accordingly, efforts to enhance greenspace access in underprivileged areas of cities could have the unintended effect of raising property values and driving out lower-income residents.

Communities have fractured, dispersing the fragile and underprivileged all over the city and state, and frayed the city's diverse social and economic fabric.

About 120 children from underprivileged families around the city were invited as part of the Mets' community outreach program.

Recently she and SPiN established a programme in New York which supplies ping-pong tables to schools in underprivileged parts of the city.

Fresh Air works in partnership with over 300 towns in 13 states to provide underprivileged children from the city with the opportunity to experience life in the country.

He dismisses his editors' warnings that the problems of the city's underprivileged children are more deep rooted than burned-out teachers and outdated textbooks.

She was an outspoken and articulate member of the local Community Board, and committed to the after-school reading programs she created, supported and ran for underprivileged children throughout the City.

In addition to doing what it could to bring aid and comfort, food and shelter, clothes and lettering, to as many "underprivileged" children in the city as it could, the Society also did everything it could to do what at the time seemed best for abandoned children in New York: get them out of New York.