Sentence examples for as advantaged from inspiring English sources

Let's see the young Indian in the corner of Hill's painting repositioned under our new President's leadership, so he's as advantaged by Lincoln's ideals as Lincoln would have wanted.

Both sexes saw a similar mix of people, including some described by the researchers as "advantaged peers".

Underprivileged communities typically do not receive as many social and environmental services as advantaged communities.

Critics counter that choice may exacerbate inequities as advantaged parents are more likely to choose the best schools.

Children from disadvantaged backgrounds learned as much as advantaged children per hour of viewing, but they did not watch enough to gain the program's maximum benefit.

The other 71% were classified as advantaged.

Lindsay (2005) argues that, because genetic technologies will transform us, society, and basic ideas about justice (e.g. on Rawls' account, who counts as "least advantaged" and what counts as "sufficient resources" and "equal opportunity"), we are ill-equipped at present to decide on the permissibility of specific genetic interventions on the basis of justice.

For 30 years, the "left-behind" (the working poor, the "strivers", the zero-hours workers) have waited for a new economic reality based on fairness and equality to rebalance the effects of late capitalism as it advantaged a smaller and smaller number of people with grotesque income inequalities.

Starting in the 1960s, Manual began to face problems associated with inner city schools in the United States as economically advantaged families moved towards Louisville's suburbs.

She stressed that the regulator had an "ethical imperative" to "make sure that as qualifications change, students are not advantaged or disadvantaged as much as possible".

Inner and outer regional areas, as well as the socioeconomically most advantaged areas within major cities were likely to have high incidence of prostate cancer among males.