The phrase "advantaged people" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to individuals or groups who have certain benefits or privileges compared to others, often in discussions about social inequality or access to resources.
Example: "In discussions about education, it's important to consider the needs of both advantaged people and those who are less fortunate."
Alternatives: "privileged individuals" or "fortunate people".
In a competitive market, though, advantaged people still end up leveraging their advantages: that is why Happy Host exists.
The difference between Mr. Gates and similarly advantaged people is not luck.
That is, wealthier people may tend to live in greener areas as opposed to less advantaged people, who might live in urban, less green areas.
Franco Mosso, 27, the founder of Teach for Peru, EnseñaPerú, told me: "What I see in my own country is a lack of belief" in the potential of the less advantaged people.
It is higher for less advantaged people, and societal factors – such as the unequal distribution of economic resources, unequal provision of good information, and unequal exposure to discrimination – play a crucial role in producing those socially stratified suboptimal choices.
Among less advantaged people, the cumulative effects of poverty, harsh working conditions, and persistent stress leave an alarming proportion of people with little in the way of personal resources.
"It's an anomaly that in a country like the United States, the least-advantaged people like seniors don't get a drug benefit," he said.
A group of less-advantaged people has been watching from the sidelines.
We would like to suggest that some of the household interactions among less-advantaged people promote self-sufficiency and resiliency in ways that are lacking in upper-middle-class homes where children sometimes develop into coddled caricatures of themselves... "excellent sheep" (an inspired term suggested by a student of William Deresiewicz).
7. I think the second group would be those most likely to be advantaged by use-people with 8. social phobias, agoraphobia, those who work unsocial hours, people in rural locations, 9. people with disabilities or caring responsibilities.
It means boosting access to the existing grammars for less advantaged young people.
