Sentence examples for disadvantaged places from inspiring English sources

You can take advantage of six tax cuts designed to breathe new life into inner city slums and other disadvantaged places by buying in one of these so-called designated areas.

In a detailed critique of the policy, the influential health thinktank has found that disadvantaged places in the north, Midlands and inner London with the greatest need for social care will lose out because they will be able to raise too little extra revenue from it to make any difference.

This paper systematically identifies, classifies and maps disadvantaged places in the nation's largest cities – Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.

That suggests that low-income groups might be driven to disadvantaged places without convenient public transit facility, especially for the area without urban metro or BRT connection.

And suppose a city was assigned a set number of high-risk (economically disadvantaged) places, a set number of low-risk (highly prosperous) places, and some in between.

Once these girls understand that they have these commonalities, and we can forge these alliances and build these bridges... Can you imagine in 10 years if we were to have 50 Global Girl Media News Bureaus operating in the most economically disadvantaged places in the world, and those girls connect and form almost a network of support, education, and power?

Based on this notion, Behrman et al. (1982) propose the 'compensating hypothesis.' Assuming that parents dislike income inequality among their children, those less gifted or holding a disadvantaged place in the labor market will be given more resources in order to compensate for their weaknesses and to achieve equality among children in the long run.

Certainly many English remain flummoxed; some also nurse a grudge because they say their tax pounds go to support a more economically disadvantaged place.

He pointed out, as well, that children with disabilities are among the most disadvantaged, placing them at the heart of the equity agenda.

African countries are placed in a disadvantaged position for technology development because professional, highly educated cadres of people are needed to develop, operate and maintain these technologies and lead scientific endeavors.

Consequently, the reform has placed public kindergartens in a very disadvantaged situation (Li and Wang 2008; Zhu and Wang 2005).