Sentence examples for disadvantaged life from inspiring English sources

Indeed, LaVona was an abusive, often drunk presence in Harding's disadvantaged life.

So you have individuals who have a number of disadvantages and then you throw in also being pregnant and of course you continue your disadvantaged life.

It has a population of nearly 900 people living a disadvantaged life as they neither have a school for their children, nor a health facility for even the basic healthcare services.

Are young skilled adults who experienced unemployment in early work life disadvantaged in terms of their subsequent employment outcomes (such as labour market integration and wages) compared to a similar group of young skilled adults who did not experience early unemployment?

Are they more successful among those who were disadvantaged in early life but are more advantaged in adulthood?

Those left behind are increasingly isolated and disadvantaged as more of life's basic information, like vital community news or transit schedules or job listings, has moved online.

Early in his career, Olds worked in a day care center in Baltimore because he believed that quality preschool attention would help disadvantaged children succeed in life.

In her lecture Jowell, the outgoing MP for Dulwich and West Norwood and a former education and health minister, spoke at length about the need for better and less expensive childcare in London and the importance of doing more to help disadvantaged children earlier in life.

For the first time in my life, I feel disadvantaged by factors over which I have no control.

Mr. Wilson was so encouraged by the clinics he ran last summer in Summit and East Orange, that he recently started his own foundation to help disadvantaged youths and promote healthy life choices.

Or is it, as those who speak of "institutional racism" hold, that the motives and acts of individuals matter less than the systematic ways in which people of some races are disadvantaged in law and social life?