Sentence examples for disadvantaged in relation to from inspiring English sources

As an attempt to deal with the alienation of the local white working-class residents, and their sense of being disadvantaged in relation to social services given immigrants, he told me of guiding funds their way that were originally meant to prevent Muslim radicalization.

This type of female status took the form of a low-grade job that was apparently disadvantaged in relation to the husband's job.

Members of a minority group are often disadvantaged in relation to a dominant culture because they have to rely on those with the same language and culture to conduct the affairs of daily life.

"We have been calling for enhancements to the Scottish government's shared equity scheme for some time and now urgently need an equivalent commitment north of the border to ensure that households right across the UK enjoy similar support and Scotland is not disadvantaged in relation to attracting investment".

People who live in rural areas were disadvantaged in relation to accessing the emergency oral care from oral care facilities compared to those who live in urban areas.

The level of disadvantage experienced by Indigenous populations is more severe than for other Australians, although there was evidence that a high proportion of Australians are disadvantaged in relation to cataract surgery.

This phenomenon is indicative of underservicing in the most disadvantaged and overservicing in the least disadvantaged groups in relation to the segment of the population of nearest socioeconomic status.

We conclude that unfairness perception is stronger for existing than for new clients, prompting negative attitudinal and behavioural consequences when the former are exposed to disadvantaged conditions in relation to the latter.

The poor, regardless of caste, are the most disadvantaged group in relation to maternal health services in Gujarat.

However, these gains are relatively modest and Mozambican women remain disadvantaged, particularly in relation to formal employment, within the relatively poor population of the rural setting.

EPI-4 (Evidence for Policy and Implementation) was designed to increase capacity to make evidence-informed decisions on policies and implementation for health for disadvantaged groups in relation to MDGs 4, 5, and 6 in China, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam.