Sentence examples for disadvantaged compared to from inspiring English sources

There is no power structure in place - and never has been - that causes men to be systematically disadvantaged compared to women.

"Somebody who loses eight IQ points as an adolescent may be disadvantaged compared to their same-age peers for years to come," Meier said.

"Somebody who loses eight IQ points as an adolescent may be disadvantaged compared to their same-age peers for years to come".

As a matter of principle, it is right that our musicians should benefit from their creativity during their lifetimes, and that they should not be disadvantaged compared to musicians in other countries".

Many people with cancer are unaware that employers have a duty under the Equality Act 2010 (and Disability Discrimination Act in Northern Ireland) to make "reasonable adjustments" to workplaces and working practices to ensure that people with a disability (which includes people with cancer) are not disadvantaged compared to others.

She feels herself greatly disadvantaged compared to NIH-funded counterparts of similar experience.

1 3 Numerous studies in European countries have reported that in regard to SRH, most migrant and ethnic minority groups studied appear, on average, to be disadvantaged compared with the majority population.

Even when performance information is available, lab-based research has shown that women still tend to be disadvantaged, compared with men of equal quality.

"Children from lower socioeconomic groups continue to be significantly disadvantaged compared with their peers from more affluent backgrounds," the study says.

The intervention clusters were slightly disadvantaged compared with control clusters, with less access to primary health centres and fewer community health workers such as Anganwadi workers or Auxiliary Nurse Midwives.

Victoria could be disadvantaged compared with other states if it did.