Sentence examples for disadvantaged material from inspiring English sources

Our findings indicate that disabled children and their households live in different personal circumstances, and substantially more disadvantaged material circumstances than their non-disabled children.

His aim is not to lower standards but to "level the playing field", getting universities to help disadvantaged students overcome material and cultural barriers inhibiting entry to and success in higher education.

Subsidised relocation to improved or newly built housing is assumed to help disadvantaged residents overcome material (including financial) barriers to obtaining better quality accommodation (Benzeval et al., 2014).

Gordon and Evans suggest that many students are "disadvantaged" by their material advantages when it comes to understanding other people's lives [ 36].

Regulators have also examined whether it disadvantaged competitors by including material from other Web sites in search results and whether its advertising business complied with European antitrust law.

The disadvantaged role of women in the traditional gender order does not change because of improved economic conditions since women may no longer be disadvantaged in terms of material living standards (depending on the distribution of resources within the family), but are still inferior in terms of self-fulfillment.

Intervention material content was then sourced, via a literature and hand search of existing nutrition promotion materials that target increasing fruit and vegetable consumption and healthy beverage consumption, with efforts made to include materials targeting socioeconomically disadvantaged individuals.

In a palimpsest, an original text or idea is "written over" in a way that leaves it still visible but -- critically -- clearly disadvantaged with respect to the "newer" material that's on top of it.

Participants were recruited through a media campaign and promotional materials distributed in socioeconomically disadvantaged localities.

There is an irony with women, and women of color in particular, who are systematically disadvantaged in the academy in terms of both recognition and material rewards, promoting a mega rich superstar's work, more than they generally promote each other's work.

Dixon-Woods and colleagues' concept of candidacy offers a helpful lens through which to explore non-engagement but needs to more explicitly relate to how material and systems level drivers of service utilisation operate to exclude disadvantaged groups.