Sentence examples for be increasingly disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
But, the demographic data indicated that proportion of schoolchildren benefiting from a school health programme will decline with increasing grade and female children will be increasingly disadvantaged in shantytown districts.
Critics on the left complained that the third way reduced equality to an equal chance to compete in economies in which the rich were growing ever richer and the poor were increasingly disadvantaged.
In written evidence, the corporation said: "There is deep concern that the attractiveness of the City is increasingly disadvantaged by the lack of fast broadband connectivity at an affordable level.
Recent studies show that the urban poor are increasingly becoming disadvantaged in terms of health outcomes.
The focus of CAP will be increasingly on the (most) disadvantaged groups and this poses a challenge to sustainability.
Those left behind are increasingly isolated and disadvantaged as more of life's basic information, like vital community news or transit schedules or job listings, has moved online.
Younger people are increasingly relatively disadvantaged compared with their elders, yet at the same time they have high amounts of cultural and social capital, and their resentment is likely to be increasingly acute.
Like similar groups nationwide, the youth center is struggling to serve teenagers who are increasingly suburban and increasingly disadvantaged.
The big advantage of a high school diploma is that it clears the way for a student to move on to the next level.But the next level is increasingly out of reach for disadvantaged students.
Meanwhile families, especially those living in violent and disadvantaged neighborhoods, are increasingly choosing to send their children to schools in different parts of town.
16 17 UK governments are increasingly targeting care towards more disadvantaged families 18 19 as their babies are more likely to be given formula milk and receive solids early.
