Sentence examples for become disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
"Our responsibility is to make sure the students we support don't now become disadvantaged," she says.
Ms. Hallman said the group's members were concerned about arguments by conservative commentators that boys had become disadvantaged and were being discriminated against in schools intended to favor girls.
Girls may also become disadvantaged by the anticipation of marriage and child-rearing, insofar as they are less likely than boys to invest in their human "capital".
But if you reduce the corporate rate without a corresponding incentive being given to partners, shareholders and sole proprietors, those business types would suddenly become disadvantaged relative to their corporate brethren.
In adulthood, we see untreated children become disadvantaged, with higher rates of mental illness, accidents, lost jobs and crime".
Yet despite all that evidence, there is still this notion that men have somehow become "disadvantaged" in elections ― at least in the Democratic Party.
Therefore, whenever the teacher has difficulties managing a student's emotional/behavioral problem, the group dynamics become so turbulent that the whole class' learning process becomes disadvantaged.
"Despite the rhetoric about opportunities, it's quite possible that what is proposed will increase inequality and the disadvantaged will become more disadvantaged".
A disadvantaged child will nearly always and everywhere become a disadvantaged adult, and if you ignore the right-wing rhetoric and look at the data you might be a little less keen on hearing the 'M' word in future.
If the middle class moves out and the poor stay, the neighbourhood will inevitably become economically disadvantaged.
