Sentence examples for advantaged and from inspiring English sources

And, as Barr reminds us, financially privileged writers who can afford time to write and to think have always been advantaged, and they still are.

This paper explores how starting school at a younger age affects the developmental score gaps between relatively advantaged and disadvantaged children.

We're looking for companies that are structurally advantaged and have durable business franchises.

So some of the respondents are advantaged and others are disadvantaged.

They compare notes and perspectives--high school with middle school, math with science, history with English, advantaged and disadvantaged.

Another thing was that fathers were actually advantaged and we didn't expect fathers to be offered more money or to be rated higher".

In the HDS culture, these features are advantaged and enable studies of adult human cells.

"UNICEF believes that sports and play must be part and parcel of every child's life: girl and boy, advantaged and disadvantaged, talented and instinctive".

This raised two issues when we were designing UNIQ: how to define 'less-advantaged' and how to identify ability and potential to succeed at Oxford.

Housing continues to be tax-advantaged, and unlike stocks it can be safely leveraged with the cheapest possible capital, thanks to low mortgage rates.

That premium, as we've learned, is tax-advantaged, and your boss can just take it out of the raise you might have received instead.