Sentence examples for disadvantaged it from inspiring English sources

Jazz was finding itself in a changed world by the mid-1950s – though not all the changes disadvantaged it.

While the report tells Africa's partners in no uncertain terms that their "bloated subsidy regimes and unfair trade rules" leave African countries "heavily disadvantaged," it goes on to assert, in something of an understatement, that "Africans beyond elite circles are not benefiting sufficiently".

When disadvantaged, it will lose the auctions.

With 420 kindergarten through third grade students in 2008 (around ages five through nine), 83 percent of them black, 72 percent economically disadvantaged, it has been the primary feeder school for SCPA, for which Schiel students have been required to audition.

If God is with the disadvantaged, it would mean ending unfair privileges for religious institutions.

But while the pupil premium is a targeting of resources on the most disadvantaged, it is not good news for every school.

Other credit unions, such as my own, do offer small short-term loans to unemployed people, but, says general manager Colin Eddy, it does not give out loans to someone who it believes "will be disadvantaged by it".

Most expect their teachers to allow repeated redrafting because it has become so much the norm that they would be disadvantaged without it.

Regular appraisals and career discussions ensure that women who have had time out on leave are not disadvantaged when it comes to promotions and pay rises.

African-American women are especially disadvantaged when it comes to marriage because African-American men die at a younger age, are imprisoned disproportionately compared with white men and are more likely to be unemployed or underemployed compared with white men.

7. Mr. Santorum, whose "super PAC" bought a fair amount of advertising inventory in Michigan about a week ago, has equalized the advertising gap in the closing days of the campaign, having been disadvantaged by it before.