Sentence examples for disadvantaged economic from inspiring English sources
Yet Obama's personal narrative – one of "someone [from] a disadvantaged economic background from a minority group" making it to the top – would send a powerful message on its own, Rhodes said.
The online literature also report not only disadvantaged economic conditions inscribed by a lack of access, but the social-emotional conditions and consequences in terms of limited and limiting student aspirations.
Many black Americans are already at a disadvantaged economic position, with median incomes 33percentt lower than the national average as recently as 2013.
Given the disadvantaged economic circumstances of the communities surrounding the two clinics and the high rates of infectious disease morbidity and mortality among children in these communities, replacement feeding was not deemed a safe alternative.
Disadvantaged economic positions and immigration contribute to differential access to oral health.
It has set one example of locally driven capacity development for ensuring better implementation of children's rights in highly disadvantaged economic and social environment.
Adding gender into the picture will likely produce the following characteristics: rural households are disadvantaged in economic conditions, gender ideology, and educational level, and the number of children is larger than in urban households.
These factors, combined with a retreat from affirmative action programs and weak enforcement of employment discrimination law, may have uniquely disadvantaged the economic fortunes of black women.
At this time of Thanksgiving, we thank all volunteers, including those who have given their time and energy to support Winrock's mission to empower the disadvantaged, increase economic opportunity and sustain natural resources.
Investing in the health and education of the disadvantaged pays economic dividends.
One promising way forward, which we endorsed in our critique of race-based affirmative action earlier this year, is to recruit students from disadvantaged socio-economic backgrounds.
