Sentence examples for Too disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

The front five will be facing a big day at the office at the set-piece against England but have size and experience, and the bare stats should mean we're not too disadvantaged here.

School children with disabilities are also disadvantaged.

3 11 14 15 16 17 18 Family carers too are disadvantaged by poor access to services, with impact on their physical and mental health, employment, and educational opportunities.

This will ensure that those with psychopathology are not educationally disadvantaged too.

As Jesse Rothstein pointed out in the New York Times, funding cases (and desegregation cases) are qualitatively different from cases that involve more nuanced and multi-part policy decisions: "Few would suggest that too much integration or too much funding hurts disadvantaged students.

"We are only too happy to have these books done because children with visual impairments have been disadvantaged for too long and this is now their life line to education".

Too many disadvantaged children remain poorly educated.

Pause and think about how the four museums' work might change the life of someone close to you, young or old, and what its overall impact is for our society: impact in inspiring future scientists and technologists; in reaching out to those too often disadvantaged; in informing all those whose school education perhaps left (or is leaving) them with frustrating gaps in knowledge and understanding.

"However, today there are still far too few disadvantaged pupils getting to university and completing their degree". Prof Les Ebdon, Director of OFFA said: "The grades young people get at school have a huge impact on their ability to access higher education.

"Too many disadvantaged children living below the poverty line are getting short-changed now," Duncan said.

Abdullahi: Women for too long have been disadvantaged in most of the communities in Nigeria as a result of religious misinterpretation and harmful traditional practices.