Sentence examples for advantaged area from inspiring English sources

Older women tended to be white, have a fluent understanding of English, and were more likely than younger women to live in a socioeconomically advantaged area.

Two single sex schools from an advantaged area (median income between $300 and $550 per month) and two co-educational schools from a relatively socio-economically deprived area (median income less that $300 per month) were chosen for the study.

Compared with the obstetric unit group, women planning to give birth at home were more likely to be older, white, have a fluent understanding of English, and live in a more socioeconomically advantaged area.

These 11 children attended 3 schools located within 2 km of each other in a socioeconomically advantaged area of Western Australia's capital, Perth, which has a population of 1.7 million (2 ).

For what concerned the remaining coefficients, Betweenness Centrality (BC) was associated with deprivation in two cities out of six (i.e., London and Leeds), Offering Advantage of Historic Properties OAHPP) was related to advantaged areas in London only, while Percentage of Green Areas (PGA) was negatively associated with deprivation in Newcastle only.

Over all, schools in more advantaged areas had stronger gains, while schools in disadvantaged areas tended to show less growth.

Yet the government's own review of the scheme concluded "relatively disadvantaged areas have received a greater share of certificates than more advantaged areas".

Overall, entry rates for 18-year-olds from advantaged areas remain three to four times higher than for those in disadvantaged areas".

And entry rates to universities that require top A-level grades are six to nine times greater for students from advantaged areas.

"More than half of young people from the most advantaged areas in the country enter higher education compared to fewer than a fifth of those from the most disadvantaged areas," it says.

In the UK, young people in the most disadvantaged areas (or wards) would need to treble their participation rate in order to match the rate of those from the most advantaged areas.