Sentence examples similar to disadvantaged handful from inspiring English sources
Founded by the Rev. Willard Parsons, a minister of a small parish in Sherman, Pa., it began with a simple idea: to provide a handful of disadvantaged children with free vacations in the country.
There are certainly examples of extremely impressive, motivated kids who have overcome the odds and come from a disadvantaged background to attend a top school, and there are handfuls of individuals who are unparalleled in their intelligence in a given field.
The chief schools inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw said the worst offenders in terms of neglecting disadvantaged pupils were often those in the leafy suburbs with only a handful of pupils on free school meals.
Re "Everybody Wants a Piece of Nerlens Noel," March 11: There must be a more humane way of rescuing disadvantaged youths from lives of poverty and desperation than to conscript a handful of them into a warrior caste of elite high school athletes, groomed and ultimately commoditized for gladiatorial contests in the big-time collegiate and professional sports entertainment industry.
Though hugely disadvantaged by the first-past-the-post electoral system, the party could win a handful of seats.
A small school serving a higher proportion of economically disadvantaged and high needs students than the district as a whole, the Mason is one of only a handful of full inclusion schools in Boston.
The table shows a handful of statistically significant differences between the two groups, but one group does not appear more disadvantaged or "at risk" than the other.
Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".
It was biomechanically disadvantaged.
You are disadvantaged already.
