Sentence examples for been disadvantaged to from inspiring English sources

"Maybe it's finally time to recognise that no matter where you are in the world women have been disadvantaged to smaller or greater degrees.

I don't think I can be disadvantaged to become the next borough president.

If pruning and evening out the constituencies leads to more Tories, then it is clear they were disadvantaged to start with.

"Those who do not accept being labelled as Irish should not be disadvantaged to the tune of up to £27,000 over a three year period".

This may be because if a tree gains an advantage by being upslope of another tree, it is disadvantaged to a similar degree by being downslope of other trees.

Black empowerment means that you have to be disadvantaged to be high up in the list for jobs.

This award is open to all charities in Europe who support people who have been disadvantaged due to their diverse background.

"All these guys are disadvantaged trying to get their technology to the market," the official said, describing independent inventors.

"Somebody who loses eight IQ points as an adolescent may be disadvantaged compared to their same-age peers for years to come," Meier said.

"Somebody who loses eight IQ points as an adolescent may be disadvantaged compared to their same-age peers for years to come".

Lowri Griffiths of Bowel Cancer UK said: "Yet again, Wales seem to be the poor relation with patients here being disadvantaged due to workforces shortages in the cancer field.