Sentence examples for disadvantaged less from inspiring English sources

The current results suggest otherwise, with respondents who were socioeconomically disadvantaged less likely to provide information about their parents' education.

Poor women have less economic power to pay for service or commodity they need, and are thus disadvantaged and less empowered than their rich counterparts [ 31].

The most glaring one is that in many African countries, including Kenya, Namibia and Uganda, differences in land tenure rights between men and women have historically left women disadvantaged, with less access to credit and markets.

Those who are competitively disadvantaged are less likely to succeed in social competition and should consequently show elevated risk taking.

There is evidence that the socioeconomically disadvantaged are less likely to receive healthcare 15 despite the focus of NHS policy on equity.

This may lead to perpetuation of the economic divide, making the poor and previously disadvantaged even less able to gain employment and develop skills [ 41].

As other studies have found, smokers who were more disadvantaged were less likely to be successful in their quit attempt than more affluent groups, even after accessing cessation services.

Socioeconomic differences in health that are based on retrospective recall of parents' education are therefore likely to be under-estimated because those who are socioeconomically disadvantaged are less likely to report their father's or mother's highest education level.

Physicians tend to be more directive with socioeconomically disadvantaged patients, spend less time with them, and provide less information concerning treatment options [ 9].

In turn, employers may be less disadvantaged by having key employees out of the office at critical times.

In sum, the early findings provided some evidence that relatively less disadvantaged children/ families benefited and relatively more disadvantaged children/families were adversely affected by SSLPs.