Sentence examples for be shortchanged on experience from inspiring English sources

But backpackers need not be shortchanged on experience.

Indeed, Mr. Riordan tried to stamp out a secession movement in the valley -- where residents complained that they were shortchanged on city attention and services -- by passing a new city charter, which provided for neighborhood councils to advise City Hall.

"The war on Iraq is not going to be shortchanged money," Senator Ernest F. Hollings, Democrat of South Carolina, told Attorney General John Ashcroft during a separate Congressional hearing that sometimes grew contentious over counterterrorism priorities.

Lawmakers in those affected areas are worried that they will be shortchanged because of Irene's devastation.

YOU'LL BE SHORTCHANGED Some advocates of a national internet sales tax say such a levy could be made more palatable by combining it with the repeal of federal and perhaps state telephone taxes, which can add up to an almost 20% exaction on your phone calls.

Women and their families cannot afford to be shortchanged, especially in these tough economic times.

Recognizing this, and not wanting the seniors to be shortchanged nutritionally, the organization began adding pet food, much of it donated, to meal deliveries to the neediest.

Unfortunately, Iraqi women were shortchanged, being offered only one minor government office.

Mr. Fournier said that approach "is what makes us able to respond to several crises at the same time so no one crisis is shortchanged".

The result was that health plans due a payment were shortchanged; in 2014 they got only 12.6 cents on the dollar of what they're owed -- $362 million to cover claims of $2.87 billion.

Its conclusion: Tens of thousands of schools serving low-income students are being shortchanged because districts spend fewer state and local dollars on teacher salaries in those schools than on salaries in schools serving higher-income students.