Sentence examples for underprivileged societies from inspiring English sources

The impacts are going to become progressively negative and they're going to be the worst for some of the most underprivileged societies on earth.

This technique would enable patients in underprivileged societies to benefit from the superiority of interlocked intramedullary nails.

54– 57 However, the fact remains that a significant majority of Muslims live in underprivileged societies with primitive or poorly structured health care and limited access and resources.

I had just turned 13 and felt passionately that this was a mistake – a slap in the face to Australian feminists and those who work with the poorest and most underprivileged in society.

Ms Jamal said the group was inspired to come together after realising that the country was divided and that nobody was paying attention to the underprivileged in society.

It also includes this rejoinder: "This is, obviously, a far cry from clinical programs designed to provide educational opportunities while benefiting impoverished or underprivileged segments of society for which legal services are not readily available".

In Britain, for example, between 1951 and 1971 the death rate fell by 24 percent in the wealthier sections of the population but by only half that in the most underprivileged sections of society.

At Sicyon, Cleisthenes, who ruled from about 600 to about 570 and was the most successful of the Orthagorids, expressed or exploited the resentment felt by the non-Dorian and underprivileged element in society toward those who claimed descent from the Dorian invaders.

Whenever "you are somehow critiquing the system in place at the moment," that's "very appealing to the underprivileged members of society," Sachedina said.

Consequently, the major future challenge for health care must be to find lifestyle interventions that also work for underprivileged groups in society (24).

TB has traditionally been considered as an archetypal disease of poverty which tends to involve a disproportionately large number of underprivileged members of society.