Sentence examples for disadvantaged are from inspiring English sources

"Look at VMware's financial success and you have to ask, How disadvantaged are they really?" he observed.

"And there's not any question that young people, and people who are socioeconomically disadvantaged, are much more likely to be mobile".

This time, the calculation appears to be that because those disadvantaged are the transgender community – a minority within a minority – the government can press on regardless and weather the resulting fuss.

Those who are competitively disadvantaged are less likely to succeed in social competition and should consequently show elevated risk taking.

The 2011 earthquake in Christchurch effected everyone in the city's limits, but one group who are still peculiarly disadvantaged are sex workers.

Collaboration towards improving society at large, for example in the construction of libraries, universities, facilities for the ill or weak or disadvantaged are all forms of collective jihad, Again, such jihad is completely disarticulated from combat.

How disadvantaged is a late bloomer without patronage?

To say that these peoples are sometimes disadvantaged is to put it mildly.

It seems likely that our aversion to being disadvantaged is innate, because we share it with other animals.

The only party disadvantaged is existing ETH holders.

What is more, the disadvantaged know they are disadvantaged being equally aware of the less than favourable perceptions of others (Kelly 2015).