Sentence examples for underprivileged countries from inspiring English sources

Genetic factors are the most important determinant of final height in developed countries, while in underprivileged countries food intake is crucial.

"It's a beautiful thing if women in developed countries do sports while empowering women in underprivileged countries to also compete on and off the playing field," Faye said.

Since 2010, Duke Anesthesiology has been committed to taking its residents outside the walls of Duke University Hospital and into underprivileged countries to make a difference in the lives of others.

Since then, his organization has built more than 250 schools around the world and provided education for more than 30,000 students in underprivileged countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America.

In part, the lack of research in "non-profitable" infectious diseases occurring in underprivileged countries has left threats like Ebola largely unaddressed.

As a result, despite the noblest intentions of their counterparts in the United States, collaborators in underprivileged countries usually find themselves consigned to positions of dependency.

These associations are reinforced by our further finding [ 31], of a highly significant correlation between CTVBs & the Underprivileged Area 8 ('UPA8' or 'Jarman') scores [ 26] which are used to underpin the subsidy payments made to UK general practices in 'deprived' areas of the country.

By embracing these principles, companies can use technology to enable a higher quality of life, particularly for the poor and underprivileged in developing countries.

Once we do, Pencils of Promise will use that money to build a school in an underprivileged third-world country.

Singapore is an Asian country with underprivileged communities in both local and neighboring countries.

This gives village people a sense of ownership and reduces cost, avoiding importation of ready-made systems where an unfavorable currency exchange rate has made almost everything too expensive for underprivileged people in developing countries.