Sentence examples for disadvantage to support from inspiring English sources

Social housing was originally designed to create a platform for opportunity and guard against unemployment or labour market disadvantage, to support people with mental or physical ill health, to help provide stable accommodation for people who would find it difficult to access housing on the open market.

Capitalism has its winners and its losers, beware that your situation within the system may put you at a disadvantage to support it.

By targeting people who face severe and multiple disadvantages, the foundation aims to support "systems change" – which is defined in a 2015 publication from New Philanthropy Capital as "altering underlying structures and supporting mechanisms which make the system operate in a particular way".

Attending disadvantages of using fluoroscopy to support fracture reduction are: the exposure to radiation of both the patient and staff [9], and the need for additional training.

In this paper, we analyzed advantages and disadvantages of using machine learning to support visual quality assessment.

For example, under the topic the 'advantages and disadvantages of Micro Blog', the students were required to support their identification of advantages or disadvantages with argumentation.

So the central challenge of social justice as I see it is not how to enable people to live together peacefully as neighbours, but rather how to mobilize people to support policies that address disadvantage.

Participants found ways to support their families, despite disadvantages and engagement in some less than favorable jobs.

This state of affairs disadvantages psychotherapy-based CAMHS who lack QALY data to support the effectiveness of their interventions.

This trend puts urban settings like Detroit and its older suburbs at a disadvantage because of the difficulty in assembling enough land to support such venues.

It is often said that for some patients reduced contact with the oncology team may be a disadvantage if it limits the support they receive, although there is little evidence to support this assertion.