Sentence examples for continue to be disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
Unless the pay gap is narrowed, women will continue to be disadvantaged in retirement as they are in work.
Until hedge funds lower their minimum requirements, or conventional fund managers are permitted to go short as well as long, small investors will continue to be disadvantaged.
Familiarity with these skills is important for new arrival students so that they do not continue to be disadvantaged even in classrooms supposedly targeted for their learning.
Whether it is in the economy or in the political sphere, women continue to be disadvantaged and marginalized.
Although the proportion of women in medicine is growing, female physicians continue to be disadvantaged in professional activities.
"Children from lower socioeconomic groups continue to be significantly disadvantaged compared with their peers from more affluent backgrounds," the study says.
With the basis that boys have long been underperforming girls in school, the paper investigates the question of whether male adolescents continue to be similarly disadvantaged when transitioning into vocational education and training.
Yet, until the Rule takes effect, such plants will continue to be competitively disadvantaged relative to old, high-emitting facilities that do not bear the cost of controlling emissions of hazardous air pollutants, thereby discouraging further investments to modernize the Nation's generation fleet".
I'm convinced that tuition fees have been, and will continue to be, a disaster for disadvantaged children, economically, sociologically and psychologically.
As part of the Government system, and within the framework of UNICEF's more focused Country Programme, LCs continue to be opened and monitored by District Education Offices, Literacy Managers and Monitors in ten most disadvantaged provinces.
The 2012 Indonesian AIDS Commission's report to the UN General Assembly Special Session on HIV/AIDS noted that non brothel-based sex workers "continued to be deeply disadvantaged in their access to information, supplies, and services".
