Sentence examples for challenges disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Many of the challenges disadvantaged women face are often things we take for granted.

Beyond the specific findings, Byrne and Niedereppe say the mobile lab has changed their research forever, by giving them a greater understanding of the challenges facing disadvantaged populations.

Eliminating less demanding courses was expected to remove an excuse that schools might use to avoid challenging disadvantaged students to strive for college eligibility.

Who attends challenged, disadvantaged schools in tough neighborhoods?

It explores the potential of DLTs to address many of the challenges that disadvantaged market players face by participating in integrated supply chains.

It represents a unique opportunity to work together with the private sector – through addressing core business practices and leveraging corporate knowledge, skills and networks – to address the challenges facing disadvantaged children.

All these points have some validity, but anyone tempted to feel sorry for the poor loves should first consider the fact that after Leeds last won the World Club Challenge, against a similarly disadvantaged Canterbury Bulldogs in 2005, they offered a challenge to any future NRL champions to come and play them in their own backyard.

Second, supporters of research should invest in building the evidence base around which strategies are most effective at resolving disadvantaged families' challenges with school choice.

So, producers who sold fresh were disadvantaged and challenged to compete with cheaper reconstituted juice made from concentrate when there was no required distinction yet the "from concentrate" could sell for much less than fresh squeezed.

Providers using a social paediatrics approach report that it effectively addresses the health needs (e.g. developmental and emotional challenges) of children who are disadvantaged because of intersecting determinants of health and having been victims of violence or abuse.

There is much evidence that well-functioning training and education programs — like Job Corps, the National Guard Youth Challenge and Career Academies — help disadvantaged youths.