Sentence examples for disadvantaged origins from inspiring English sources
The authors also talked to parents and teachers to learn how young people from deeply disadvantaged origins navigate the transition to adulthood.
On the other hand, particular practices of family involvement seem to counterbalance disadvantaged origins and become the driving force for educational success.
Amongst the factors which counterbalance the impact of disadvantaged origin, the literature ascribes special importance to parental involvement in children's upbringing and education.
Besides, recent research on intergenerational upward mobility among disadvantaged second-generation youths documents that parental involvement in children's upbringing and education might counterbalance the impact of disadvantaged origin.
On the other hand, experiences of intergenerational upward mobility amongst disadvantaged young adults of immigrant origin demonstrate that social reproduction theory may be subject to exceptions.
Such a state must be anathema to Palestinian leaders, who cannot but notice that a fifth (soon, a quarter) of Israeli citizens are Palestinian in origin, and thus are materially, legally disadvantaged by birth: they can recognize Israel but cannot possibly accept this state.
Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".
I realized I was disadvantaged.
It was biomechanically disadvantaged.
You are disadvantaged already.
"Blacks are disproportionately disadvantaged.
