Sentence examples for absolutely disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

So some poor families are absolutely disadvantaged by the structure in which they are in".

"We could follow it through but to really drive change we have to be absolutely ruthless in our focus on disadvantaged workers in developing countries".

Since disadvantaged birds spent both absolutely and proportionally more time on CFL than their advantaged siblings they invested more in information gathering directly.

"The early years experiences endured by these children have been so abysmal that they begin compulsory schooling absolutely not ready for learning and, potentially, permanently disadvantaged".

Rely on journalists to put this inflated waffle (which you don't believe in anyway) on their front pages while relegating the cuts to a one-inch column on page 11. d) It is absolutely vital to boast about making it possible for the "disadvantaged" to go to university while making it harder for them to do so.

"And falsely accusing people of things, and sending them letters, and particularly some of our most disadvantaged people … you'd want to make sure you got it absolutely right before doing that".

"Absolutely, absolutely, absolutely, absolutely".

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

It was biomechanically disadvantaged.

In that respect he is disadvantaged.