Sentence examples for underprivileged status from inspiring English sources

He divided students into two groups: The control group read a nonfiction essay about Algerian women, who despite their underprivileged status in Algerian society, didn't necessarily feel submissive or resigned.

The factors most associated with this underprivileged status were level of education and profession.

In fact Felcsút has "underprivileged village" status and still applies each year for 15m forints in special government aid to cover its energy bills.

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).

In Mexico, older adults are a growing vulnerable group with underprivileged socioeconomic conditions, poor health status and inequitable access to healthcare.

The schools were selected on the basis of the following criteria: rural or urban location, socioeconomic status (4 standard groups from underprivileged to highly privileged) and size (more or less than 4 classes) in two school districts (corresponding to a population of 106,088 inhabitants).

In classifying people as either privileged or underprivileged, it looked at their schooling and their socio-economic status.

Therefore frequency weights [ 33] will be used according to three criteria: teachers' location (rural vs. urban), size of the school where teachers work (small < 4 classes and big > or = 4 classes) and socioeconomic status of the school area where teachers work (privileged vs. underprivileged).

Socioeconomic status and family structure influences the curative dental needs of children from underprivileged communities.

In conclusion, it was observed that socioeconomic status and family structure influences the curative dental needs of children from underprivileged communities.

With many countries facing a serious shortage of qualified teachers, a first priority for the Advisory Committee will be how to advocate for improving the status, pay and support of teachers, especially those posted to rural or underprivileged areas.