Sentence examples for and advantaged from inspiring English sources

The British Council, which promotes the UK and the English language in more than 100 countries, said her alleged comments, in which she called the now three-year-old Prince George "royal, rich" and "advantaged" and referenced "white privilege", were not representative of the organisation's views.

Sobel convolution operator algorithm was proposed to process the image and advantaged to search the boundary of T and C lines.

We were especially interested in whether the policy resulted in a narrowing of ECEC utilization gaps between socioeconomically disadvantaged and advantaged families.

The primary purpose of the present study was to determine whether gaps in high-quality, center-based ECEC use between socioeconomically disadvantaged and advantaged families narrowed during a time of policy-induced increases in the availability and decreases in the costs of ECEC in Norway.

The ESCS index has been divided into three levels: disadvantaged students, those with ESCS value in the range (−2.79, −1.1], students with average socio-economic status in the class (−1.1, 0.583] and advantaged students with ESCS value in the range (0.583, 2.27]. The vertical dotted lines represent the group averages.

To investigate why, we partitioned the 12,501 individuals who attended both age 7 and age 11 visits into four groups, using the same rule for disadvantage as before: disadvantaged with observed glucose; disadvantaged with imputed glucose; advantaged with observed glucose; and advantaged with imputed glucose.

"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," said Andres Franco, UNICEF Representative.

"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".

In general, women who undergo ART tend to be older, more highly educated, and socially and economically advantaged.

I think she would be professionally and creatively advantaged if she paired off.

The "stress" of full-day kindergarten means a level playing field for the disadvantaged and the advantaged.