Sentence examples for deeply disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Women — who only now will be allowed into official combat roles — are deeply disadvantaged when seeking the compensation and treatment they deserve.

Tony Shepherd suggested only the "deeply disadvantaged" should get government assistance, which is lucky, because if his recommendations were implemented there would be a lot more of them.

The son of the building's doorkeeper, who is deeply disadvantaged by his lowly birth and lack of connections, turns to radical Islam after being tortured in police custody.

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".

The old "heartland" is comparatively small now, and deeply disadvantaged, not only economically but politically, too.

Much of the country, including most of those who are physically, economically or otherwise disadvantaged, deeply resented and still resent his insistence that government is the problem, not the solution.

So California's public universities, and some of their counterparts around the country, have embedded themselves deeply in disadvantaged communities, working with schools, students and parents to identify promising teenagers and get more of them into college.

The long holiday is also deeply unfair to the economically disadvantaged.

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

It was biomechanically disadvantaged.