Sentence examples for underprivileged social from inspiring English sources

Chandra Bhan Prasad, an Indian author from that country's untouchable or Dalit caste: "This is America's second revolution, and Obama's victory will boost the esteem of the underprivileged social classes and ethnic groups the world over.

Not only has it won more than half the total vote and 95% of all seats in Delhi's state assembly – but also by unabashedly championing the cause of the poor, and the interests of underprivileged social and religious groups, it has signalled the arrival of a new moral force in India's national politics.

In Brazil, VL is considered a neglected disease that prevails in places where underprivileged social conditions predominate.

Additionally, an underprivileged social environment [ 15, 16], isolation [ 16] and independence in activities of daily living [ 17] have also been associated with the occurrence of heat-related death.

Many trans youth, especially the underprivileged, lack "the social, cultural, and/or class capital to reclaim these milestones," he said.

Race, ethnic status, and underprivileged backgrounds shape social identities, which in turn influence educational performance and academic success (Steele, 1997 Spencerr et al., 1999; National Academy of Sciences [NAS], 2011).

The working class, however, as the socially underprivileged, can achieve a richer understanding of social relations; they not only have a motivation to understand the true nature of the exploitation to which they are subject (in order to be able to end to the exploitation), but their position offers the potential for a dual vision.

The solution, says Mount, is to bring both poles of the privileged and underprivileged back within the social contract.

In Taiwan the DPP plans to deliver just that, with such things as virtually free health care for the elderly, welfare for the underprivileged and lots of social housing.

The Labour leader told a conference organised by the Sutton Trust, which promotes opportunities for young people from underprivileged backgrounds, that "tackling social mobility is a huge mountain to climb and the last Labour government took some important steps".

The "Football for Hope" movement, in particular, promises to deploy the vitality of the World Cup to empower underprivileged youth and encourage social change.