Sentence examples for disadvantage working from inspiring English sources
It has proposed concentrating spending on four overarching themes: vibrant communities; addressing disadvantage; working together and a stronger sector.
The chief secretary wasn't so good on numbers, which some might consider a disadvantage working at the Treasury.
With a little practice and confidence, girls can even make up for an initial disadvantage working with machines, tools and electronic equipment.
"On the one hand, you have a disadvantage working in the south because the people are a bit tight-fisted," says the woman, who has published a book, This is Niedersachsen und nicht Las Vegas, Honey (This is Niedersachsen and not Las Vegas, Honey) under the pseudonym Funny van Money (she declines to give her real name).
Policy changes and budgeting constraints in the U.S. have put the FAA at a disadvantage, working at cross-purposes.
October 29, 2013 1.04am GMT Red Sox 1 - Cardinals 0, bottom of 3rd Two lefties facing off here with a runner in scoring position - Carpenter, already at a disadvantage works the count 3-2, but Lester throws a fastball inside, and much to Carpenter's chagrin, home plate umpire Bill Miller calls him out!
Better yet, they were fresh and healthy, two pronounced disadvantages working against the Knicks on Sunday.
In it, our underlying principle was that action on climate change must occur "without disadvantaging working families and the economy".
The government is to scrap its child poverty target and replace it with a new duty to report levels of educational attainment, worklessness and addiction, rather than relative material disadvantage, work and pensions secretary Iain Duncan Smith has said.
She and her team also have the disadvantage of working much closer to events, with the greater risk of the sudden appearance of contradictory or complicating material, and a furious search for bias or inaccuracy from those involved for bias.
