Immigrants especially Turkish indeed have a double disadvantage on the labour market: they are disadvantaged in terms of employment and additionally they tend to have a more external position on the LOC scale.
The natural response was that this would lead to the UK being very poor technologically and disadvantaged in terms of the translation of research into business.
"The result of this means our young people are disadvantaged in terms of being able to make informed choices when they may be feeling most vulnerable," she adds.
It's not necessarily true, but they have a very strong belief that that is the case and clearly they are disadvantaged in terms of economic opportunities.
The community we focused on was Roxbury, which has historically been disadvantaged in terms of public transit but is quite dependent on it.
Putting it into law would potentially permit service personnel a recourse to the courts if they believed they had been disadvantaged in terms of accessing public services following tours overseas.
All N.B.A. players have something to lose with the players locked out, but young players – particularly those in Shumpert's shoes – are especially disadvantaged in terms of their basketball evolution.
From these descriptive results, we have a first indication that women are disadvantaged in terms of home tenure.
Overall, women tend to be disadvantaged in terms of home tenure in most European countries, with wider gender differences in Northern countries than in the Mediterranean, Central, and Eastern countries.
In the modern megacities of our urbanized world (Augè 2008), growing income gaps and solidarity-hindering individualism feed fear, especially in social groups disadvantaged in terms of education, employability, income and age.
Given our results, in poor economic times, policy makers may want to target their efforts particularly at individuals that are disadvantaged in terms of health or non-cognitive abilities.
