Meanings of weaker people in English

The further away government is from people, the stronger government becomes and the weaker people become.

We must, you know, have some regard to the effect of our conduct on weaker people.

What characteristic contempt for a weaker people!

It killed all the weaker people and forced the survivors to sharpen their wits lest they perish, too.

But as a weaker people are sometimes tempted to use these methods against oppressors, poison would occasionally be used by them.

These coolies, who had been kept strictly under discipline in their own land, here found themselves masters of a weaker people.

I did admire the weaker people, especially those who were unhardened by the months of physical training of the voyage out from England.

They are the weaker people, the minority; and you cannot help going with the minority who are struggling for their rights against the majority.

Weaker people than himself might easily give in to that voice and be tempted by its message.

Competition will be keen, the temptation to selfishness and arrogance will be severe, the provocations to deal harshly with weaker peoples will be many.

"You know we don't bully weaker people."