Sentence examples for With disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Are they communities of poverty grappling heroically with disadvantage, or hotbeds of disaffection and antisocial behaviour?

His report concluded that the UK remained a divided country with "disadvantage still strongly shaping life chances".

"It should be as concerned with a good society as with a good economy, being a progressive party dealing with poverty and helping with disadvantage," he said.

Wales subscribes to the concept of "resilience" and building it into Newham's economy, communities and individual residents, equipping them to cope with disadvantage and to better take advantage of new opportunities generated by legacy-fuelled change.

Deborah Mattinson, chair of trustees of YWT, said: "What we know from our year-long investigation is that there are over a million young women living with disadvantage in a system that offers them too few second chances.

But he said those who "equated race with disadvantage" were overlooking the growing black and Asian middle class, the striking achievements of Indian and Chinese students, and that white working-class boys were struggling to keep up.

Students with disadvantages struggled as well.

The deal has little – if anything – to do with disadvantaging other newspaper groups in the UK.

He was, however, a man who lived his life with disadvantages, some of them self-wrought, and he viewed the world through a dark and wicked lens.

Nevertheless, state-orientation is not only associated with disadvantages.

The greater concern for disability scholars may be with the conflation of disadvantages resulting from unchosen impairments with disadvantages resulting from unchosen social conditions under the one heading of "bad brute luck".