Sentence examples for weaker groups from inspiring English sources
-- the workers, the farmers, the students, the indigenous peoples, the economically weaker groups -- have a voice in the N.G.O.'s".
As Rahila Gupta of Southall Black Sisters has written, the price is paid by weaker groups within those societies, such as women, who find their voices drowned out by the so-called leader, because of the "stranglehold of culture, religion and enforced mediation".
On the west side of the bay, the Narragansett, nearly 5,000 strong, ruled about two-thirds of what is now Rhode Island state; in the 1620s they actually expanded their realm at the expense of weaker groups, such as the Wampanoag, to take Aquidneck (Rhode Island) and parts of present-day Providence, Lincoln, Cumberland, and Smithfield.
Even though there was strong emphasis on activation policies for weaker groups in the labour market in Denmark in the mid-1990s and extensive changes took place, benefits were not reduced in order to strengthen the financial incentive to work for unemployed people in general.
Stronger and richer groups dominated weaker groups.
The contribution of these weaker groups is evident from the overall MKL performance, which achieved an AUC score of 0.91 (Fig. 1).
But if one party proves to be weak, this tournament quickly moves to the nest entrance of the weaker group.
A weaker group of alkalis is the carbonates, which include baking soda.
Group A was packed with the top four teams, all granted automatic berths in the elimination round, while the weaker Group B was left to hack out the two remaining, low-expectation quarterfinal spots.
"We use comparable outcomes to ensure we maintain a consistent standard – so ultimately this will mean that it's a weaker group of students taking French and German this year".
Thus, mice exposed to a complex environment during adolescence were more individual, and their weaker group correlations relied more on pairwise rather than higher-order dependencies.
