Sentence examples for underprivileged one from inspiring English sources

When you're the downtrodden, underprivileged, one of those denied an education, I can see [a fate similar to Tyson's] coming.

Although members of vulnerable populations have a chance of being heard in court, ultimately "a privileged applicant has far greater chances to be heard by the Court than an underprivileged one" [ 25].

It would help the country's outsiders to share in and contribute to its success and not just the economically underprivileged ones, but also those who simply see and do things differently, perhaps because they have lived abroad for a while.

Arthur and Wendy Wasserstein would take groups of students, mostly underprivileged ones, to theater.

Especially ones that involve underprivileged defendants and ones where 'African- Americans' are fighting the white legal establishment.

"Surely, at least one underprivileged student could have attended college on the amount of money Frontier spends for Rep. Buyer's travel and golf".

It must be said that Duterte is absolutely no Trump, the bigot who has openly slandered one underprivileged minority after other, while showing little appreciation of the complexities of 21st century global politics.

On one hand, CSA could appear to occur more frequently among underprivileged families because of the disproportionate number of CSA cases reported to child protective services that come from lower socioeconomic classes [ 3].

His appeal among the descamisados ("shirtless ones," underprivileged workers) was reinforced and further dramatized by his wife, Eva Duarte de Perón (Evita), who unofficially led the Department of Social Welfare and presided over an extraordinary distribution of money, apartments, and jobs.

Clearly he was bidding for undisputed power, based on the support of the underprivileged labourers (the descamisados, or "shirtless ones") and on his popularity and authority in the army.

The statement continued: "Universal is proud of our association with Straight Outta Compton, which vividly portrays the rise of five talented young men from underprivileged and oppressed backgrounds into one of the most influential acts in modern music history.