Sentence examples for disadvantaged or not from inspiring English sources

"Well, I made a commitment to this principle over a year ago, and disadvantaged or not, I will honor it because it is the right thing to do," she said.

How can we use technology and innovation to help people who are disadvantaged, or not in a position to actively participate in our hackathons, or the events that we have?'".

"This will make sure that the year group students are not disadvantaged or advantaged because of the introduction of the new qualifications, and will provide some certainty about what to expect at this time of significant change".

In a statement, Ofqual said its aim was "to make sure that, overall, students are not disadvantaged or advantaged because of changes made to the exams".

Not disadvantaged or underprivileged or deprived.

We believe that overall, students should not be disadvantaged – or indeed advantaged – because of changes to the qualifications".

However, any minimum repayment would need to ensure it did not hurt disadvantaged or vulnerable consumers or push them towards riskier borrowing such as payday lending.

In the case of Google Glass, we not only have a situation in which people who are economically disadvantaged or do not have access to the same resources are simply left out of the interconnectivity of technology; we have a situation in which people who cannot afford devices such as Google Glass will not have access to the same knowledge and information.

Sociodemographic characteristics are relevant, with FAs more likely to be elderly women, those who are socioeconomically disadvantaged, 12 unemployed or not active in the workforce, 16 or an immigrant.

Aaron Smith, a senior researcher at the Pew Project, said that when the center asked nonusers if they believed they were missing out or were disadvantaged by not using the Internet, most of the older Americans said no, it was not relevant to them.

The alphabetically disadvantaged may not become presidents, central bankers or rich, but they seem to thrive at running firms.