Sentence examples for disadvantaged before from inspiring English sources

The true epiphany of Edith Stein's story is that, in a visceral rejection of Christian theology, she refused to see the Jews as disadvantaged before God.

Mr. Nujoma said it was the commercial farmers' duty to give their full support to government initiatives aimed at improving the lives of those disadvantaged before independence.

However, VE might have consulted a little more widely among those of us who are physically disadvantaged, before asserting on its website that "disability is no barrier to feeling the sand between your toes".

Forty per cent of babies born in Newark in 2010 received inadequate prenatal care or none at all — disadvantaged before drawing their first breath.

Maybe ministers should be required to spend a year living as the poorest and most disadvantaged do before they sit in government.

7. Mr. Santorum, whose "super PAC" bought a fair amount of advertising inventory in Michigan about a week ago, has equalized the advertising gap in the closing days of the campaign, having been disadvantaged by it before.

Still, Bennet was struck by the fact that a few schools across the country had raised the test scores of their poor and minority student bodies — successes that seemed counter to the idea that underlying social conditions had to be redressed before disadvantaged minority students could do well.

Still, Bennet was struck by the fact that a few schools across the country had raised the test scores of their poor and minority student bodies successes that seemed counter to the idea that underlying social conditions had to be redressed before disadvantaged minority students could do well.

Another often-mentioned explanation might be that lower-educated people are more homogeneously disadvantaged now than before [ 3, 10, 11, 58].

"We [Leeds] have more applications from what you might call disadvantaged people than ever before.

But the NSW Electoral Commission told Guardian Australia the parties involved would have to prove they were disadvantaged by the glitch before they could bring a case to the NSW court of disputed returns.