Sentence examples for differentially disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

But this and all other pension changes at the Company have been applied without any gender bias and Jill was not singled out or differentially disadvantaged in any way.

These results support our hypothesis that those with lower SES were differentially disadvantaged by not having access to an "in-school" vaccination delivery model.

These results show that those with lower SES were differentially disadvantaged by not having access to an "in-school" vaccination delivery model.

Such findings suggest that women of larger body size may be differentially disadvantaged with respect to perceived quality of treatment at certain stages of maternity care, in comparison to normal-weight women.

Pregnant women with large body sizes may be differentially disadvantaged with respect to care providers' attitudes towards caring for them, negatively affecting the development of warm, sensitive relationships between care providers and higher-BMI pregnant women relative to normal-weight women [ 11].

Most pandemic plans call for limiting public gatherings and closing schools to slow the spread of influenza, without adequately taking into account how implementing these strategies could differentially affect disadvantaged groups.

To monitor or evaluate the extent to which implementing policies or programmes differentially affects disadvantaged populations, policymakers should ensure that appropriate indicators of social gradients and measures of change are used.

Some authors have raised the concern that students may constitutionally perform differentially on the two forms of assessment, and might be disadvantaged by a multiple-choice assessment should their strengths lie in the open-ended format.

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

In that respect he is disadvantaged.