Sentence examples for underprivileged lives from inspiring English sources

There's no question that the Toon-mad teenagers, Gerry and Sewell, lead underprivileged lives, yet their fundraising efforts seem to be abetted by some of the most surprisingly lenient store detectives and truancy officers.

His focus was underprivileged children living in substandard housing.

Underprivileged people live in the lower elevations, and always have.

Although a tale of revenge, the film leaves an impression of underprivileged people living in quiet desperation.

The trip will be Kevin's third summer visit with the Langstons, who are participants in the Fresh Air Fund, a non-profit organization that provides vacations for underprivileged children living in New York City.

Community work, Sri Lanka Games, songs, drama and dancing... just a typical Christmas then, except instead of grandma and your neighbourhood choristers joining in the jolly fray, on this trip your teammates and singers will be the underprivileged kids living in orphanages or children's homes around Colombo or in the hill country near Kurunegala.

It was hard to believe that these are indeed underprivileged children living in appalling conditions in the city's slums.

Dhaka, Wednesday, 06 May 2015 – A new initiative to provide financial support to underprivileged children living in urban slums through mobile cash transfer service has been launched today.

It was observed that underprivileged children living with both biological parents was a protective factor, as they presented fewer restorative dental treatment needs than those from non-nuclear families.

But my economic constraints threatened this dream until the social worker awarded him financial support allocated for underprivileged children living in urban slums through mobile cash transfer," Rozy explains.

YES! Summer of 69... @radioleary pulls out the moves with @carolkirkwood #dancingdermot watch @BBCRedButton pic.twitter.com/DTLfrfeS6O Money raised from Dermot's Day of Dance will go to help give street children in Kenya and underprivileged young people living in the UK.