Sentence examples for about disadvantage from inspiring English sources

On college campuses, administrators have insisted for years that they care about disadvantage, beyond race, but they have done relatively little about it.

And with it, the debate about disadvantage, discrimination, disaffection (and probably a whole pile of other good sociological words beginning with dis-) seemed to disappear.

At some point, might we have to do something about disadvantage itself beyond just helping kids triumph over it?

I'm thinking along the lines of something like *A Scathing Indictment of Capitalism.* In other words, at some point, might we have to do something about disadvantage itself beyond just helping kids triumph over it?

"This proposal is certainly about disadvantaging the Labour party in the next general election," he told BBC Radio 4's Today programme.

We asked informants about disadvantages and negative consequences of per diems (Box 2).

The main response when asked about disadvantages was that there were none; however, other disadvantages included added pressure on the partner and a lack of spontaneity associated with timing intercourse, although this was often countered by the desire to achieve a pregnancy.

The results observed in this study obtain the progress knowledge to prevent diseases or decrease the changes of human chromosomes caused by consumption of food additives and insist on more extensive safety assessment of food preservatives to activate the government departments responsible for public health to be concerned about disadvantages of food additives.

The poem is not perhaps about growing up disadvantaged, but about the disadvantage inherent in growing up.

More than half of non-Indigenous Australians want to engage more with Aboriginal people, 80% place an importance on learning more about Aboriginal culture and history, and a third want to do something about this disadvantage.

Tells about the disadvantage of being an admiral.