Sentence examples for various social backgrounds from inspiring English sources
The transition into this diverse culture might have been easier had I had more interaction with students of various social backgrounds.
One of Egypt's most widely-read private newspapers, Al-Yawm al-Sabi, has a headline proclaiming "Yes to the constitution" surrounded by photographs of Egyptians of various social backgrounds.
Isibor used this strand of pidgin, one that can also link various social backgrounds, to write and compose Song Queen: A Pidgin Opera.
Isisbor used this strand of pidgin, one that can also link various social backgrounds, to write and compose Song Queen: A Pidgin Opera.
YEREVAN, 4 March 2011 – Boys and girls aged 15-17 and representing various social backgrounds and provinces of Armenia today talked about their problems and available opportunities during the launch of UNICEF's 2011 State of the World's Children Report "Adolescence: an Age of Opportunity".
This made it possible to investigate the impact of various social background factors on the occurrence of LBP, without results being confounded by differences in lifestyle and type of work.
Further, a legislature composed of the offspring of pseudo-aristocratic legacies is even less democratically representative than one composed of elites of various professional and social backgrounds.
Other formats include a panel from various social and political backgrounds discussing political issues affecting Ireland and the wider world.
While having the chance to speak with different people, ranging from various social and economic backgrounds, I realized that we all want and share the desire to develop and improve, and offer the best opportunities for our children.
Incorporation of interdisciplinary efforts in current educational modules may attenuate biases seen not only towards sexual minorities, but the underserved from various ethnic and social backgrounds.
Historically, the elites of trade unions and various social movements exhibited modest backgrounds and educations, though they are now predominantly middle-class in background and university-educated in industrialized countries.
