Sentence examples for disadvantaged label from inspiring English sources

He hoped that the companies would be successful enough to outgrow the "disadvantaged" label.

This is a repulsive sentiment – the girls of nearby Moss Side need more than Mrs Gaskell's bricks to inspire them – and it is hard not to think that the fundraisers are leeching off the "socially disadvantaged" label of the area that has grown up around it.

Unfortunately, it's a pretty common pattern to label an economically disadvantaged, politically disenfranchised group as dumb.

Effects of varying color, imagery and text of cigarette package warning labels among socioeconomically disadvantaged middle school youth and adult smokers.

Guy Standing is not convinced about our use of his "precariat" (precarious proletariat) term as the label for the most disadvantaged class that we uncover.

It is of significant concern that large numbers of patients, particularly from disadvantaged backgrounds have been given a label of CUP without actually having a biopsy that may have revealed a much more treatable cancer or other condition.

While the report welcomed special needs designations as a useful tool, they warned that in some cases labeling could lead to disadvantaged children being further marginalized.

Disadvantaged groups report not using nutritional labels to help them shop due to lack of time, understanding, and the absence of simple labels on low-cost items [ 40].

The reduction in coverage among the most disadvantaged stems from an agentic element to labelling and restaurant bans.

This is precisely why we were concerned to focus on the wealthy and powerful in our analysis, and also to challenge the use of the "underclass" label to categorise the poor and disadvantaged.

"Those who do not accept being labelled as Irish should not be disadvantaged to the tune of up to £27,000 over a three year period".