Sentence examples for be disadvantaged in a from inspiring English sources

Northwest pilots, within minutes of the announcement Monday of the planned Delta merger, said they would oppose the deal, fearing that they would be disadvantaged in a combination of seniority lists and that their pay would remain below that of Delta pilots.

To determine whether BPBb2+E705 might be disadvantaged in a mixed infection, mice were also inoculated intranasally with equal numbers of the two bacterial strains together.

But it is in mortgages that most Muslims are disadvantaged in a society that puts high social and economic premiums on owning property.

These children are being disadvantaged in a system that hasn't been revisited in the eight years since it was created".

With no existing solutions tailored for their needs, they were disadvantaged in a function that's critical for every institution".

14 15 Adolescents may be disadvantaged in maintaining a healthy pregnancy, through poorer health education, inadequate access to antenatal care, skilled birth attendance or other healthcare services, or the inability to afford the financial costs of pregnancy and childbirth (including transport, admission, skilled birth attendance and/or commodities).

Hence, an animal that searched at exactly the point where the platform had been found on a previous trial would be disadvantaged, in comparison with an animal that searched in the right general area.

In any case, Twitpic would be disadvantaged in negotiations after a tough year.

As boys and students from third country tend to be disadvantaged in school, there may exist a correlation between marginalization and exclusion from the data set.

If women are found to be disadvantaged in their applications, we need to know.

Will her eighth graders be disadvantaged in the process of choosing and applying to high school?