Sentence examples for underprivileged population from inspiring English sources
"underprivileged population" is a grammatically correct phrase and is commonly used in written English
It refers to a group of people who are disadvantaged or lack access to resources and opportunities compared to others in society. Example: "The government needs to implement policies that will provide support and aid to the underprivileged population, particularly those living in rural areas."
Raised in Bariga, a ghetto suburb of Lagos, Adedeji's music represents his experiences and the yearnings and aspirations of the country's considerable underprivileged population.
"Legal Firms Cutting Back on Free Services for Poor" (front page, Aug. 17) should be disturbing to those whose sense of injustice is aroused by our underprivileged population's being denied access to the legal system.
In a country with a legacy of slavery, the Lula/Dilma government had the noble gesture of creating instruments to include the underprivileged population and slave descendants into higher education with affirmative actions, such as quotas, the Prouni (University for All Program) and FIES Studentt's Higher Education Financing) programs, and opening more than 14 federal universities.
This means we could provide more robust results in relation to the underprivileged population, with better control for potential confounders.
BJGMC serves a poor and underprivileged population and, as expected, the majority of children (57%) were malnourished.
The findings suggest that HRQOL may have a modest influence on health service utilization in this underprivileged population in urban China.
And he supported Green For All, a group working to fight climate change and bring green jobs to underprivileged populations.
The award-winning building and its staff are located near Brick Lane, and like the archive, is in the midst of the most ethnically diverse and economically underprivileged populations.
Indeed, the rationing, almost non-existent in Hydra (well doing populations), is present in Kasbah and Belfort (underprivileged populations).
It also gives many undergrads their first introduction to supporting underprivileged populations within their community, often inspiring volunteerism well beyond their project.
These schools -- already operating at a disadvantage in terms of state funding -- often serve minority and underprivileged populations which can mean little to no donations from parents or the community.
