Sentence examples for disadvantaged at from inspiring English sources

You are not disadvantaged at all in that job," he said.

Network executives declined interview requests on Tuesday, but they acknowledged privately that many viewers would be disadvantaged, at least temporarily, by the strategic shift.

Men must be encouraged to share the care; women and men must be protected from being disadvantaged at work as a result.

That's particularly true of girls and math, apparently because some girls assume that they are genetically disadvantaged at numbers; deprived of an excuse for failure, they excel.

By investing substantially in primary and secondary education and providing greater opportunities to the disadvantaged at a younger age, all colleges and universities (elite privates and state universities included) would profit in equal measure.

Among them, a number associated with the Conservative party are convinced that they have been disadvantaged at recent general elections because of variations in constituency size that favour Labour.

In addition to his acting career, he also worked to help disadvantaged and at-risk Israeli youth.

It was never necessary to create this type of legal structure to give schools a "fresh start", though Labour's academies did at least have disadvantaged communities at their heart.

Signed in 2003, it was designed to correct imbalances that disadvantaged America at the time and bring the two countries' rules more in line with one another.

According to Riordan, disadvantaged students at single-sex schools have higher scores on standardized math, reading, science and civics tests than their counterparts in coed schools.

Readmissions also reflect the socioeconomic and health status 49 of patients, with the sickest and most socioeconomically disadvantaged patients at highest risk for readmission.