Sentence examples for disadvantaged candidates from inspiring English sources

It concludes that social media can level the playing field for disadvantaged candidates.

They will also have to go out and do more to find some bright but disadvantaged candidates from West Virginia, and the Florida Panhandle, and southeast Kentucky.

But, he said, all candidates on the ballot had a chance to review them, no complaints were raised before they were printed and disadvantaged candidates had no recourse now.

While much was made of past statistics showing a rise in disadvantaged candidates, these always seemed to reflect their fighting spirit, rather than "prove" that the fees had no negative impact.

We, in the United Sates, are in the process of transitioning into a new kidney allocation system to enhance post-transplant survival benefit, increase utilization of donated kidneys, and increase transplant access for biologically disadvantaged candidates.

"This is to ensure that no eligible candidates are disadvantaged". Candidates who have already applied will have their applications carried over.

All of which leads to the daunting question: "Is it worth it?" And without the back-up culture of familial-societal expectation, the disadvantaged candidate faces this question alone.

They had to take into account Voting Rights Act requirements, and they were asked not to produce districts that aided or disadvantaged incumbents, candidates or political parties.

If parents assumed that private schools are better for disadvantaged students, candidates' birthday might be correlated with private school enrollment.

Mr. McDonald asserted that the city's cap disadvantaged first-time candidates who do not have a longtime base of supporters or a personal fortune.

Vavreck's theory also explains why candidates disadvantaged by the economy must try to focus their elections on noneconomic issues that meet exacting criteria--and why this is so hard to do.