Sentence examples for are very disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Help shouldn't only be given at crisis point: Families [with young people who were involved in the riots] are very disadvantaged in multiple ways and they often don't get the services or other help they need until they reach crisis point.

"Evolutionary biology projects are very disadvantaged in that kind of funding climate because it's very difficult to identify a private-sector funder that would be interested in putting money into a project that doesn't have a clear economic spin off," he says.

Munga argues rural and remote districts are very disadvantaged in terms of number of health workers per capita and shortage of qualified staff [ 5]:41.

"I have not changed except that I chose to be Muslim and work on economic development issues overseas in communities where people are very economically disadvantaged," he wrote.

Oncologist 4 (Area 2) People who didn't fit that criteria or didn't get sent by that criteria were very much disadvantaged by it because they were then being delayed because we had to make all this capacity which we didn't have to hit the 2 week wait which then meant anybody else were in the other pool and they were delayed by months.

Breastfeeding rates in Scotland are very low, particularly in the more disadvantaged areas.

As a consequence, services are very patchy and the rural poor are the most disadvantaged.

"Charity strategies are very popular with these families who give to churches and temples, colleges and universities, charities for disadvantaged children, the homeless and battered-women shelters".

Whilst there are very important differences among Ghana, Tanzania, and Burkina Faso, at primary health care level in these disadvantaged districts there are also strong commonalities.

You know, patriarchal norms are very strong in many communities; and so unlike many parts of Southern Ghana where because of the matrilineal system, women are better able to own property and make their own decisions, in this region women are really very disadvantaged (Healthcare Provider, KII, Tamale).

The natural response was that this would lead to the UK being very poor technologically and disadvantaged in terms of the translation of research into business.