Sentence examples for disadvantaged she from inspiring English sources
"This one small event, with one physician leaving, caused many people to be disadvantaged," she said.
"We don't believe that the EU should end up as an environment where European insurers are effectively disadvantaged," she added.
"It's also vital that we dispel the myth that those entering university through clearing are somehow disadvantaged," she added.
"In the current economic climate, it is vital that equality-safeguard practices are maintained to ensure that no-one is unfairly disadvantaged," she warns.
"If the Nationals grew a set, they could also say no to the Liberals on key issues, like university deregulation, which, of course, will see campuses close in regional country areas and bush families greatly disadvantaged," she said.
"The way some of the previous schemes have been consulted on and designed has led to some residents, who don't see themselves as cyclists, feeling disadvantaged," she correctly observed.
Nonetheless, the coexistence of social stratification in relation to class and gender means a woman may be disadvantaged because she is a woman, but her disadvantage is compounded if she is a woman belonging to a lower status zaat [ 44, 52].
Another parent of a child learning Chinese in a Confucius classroom, who asked not to be named for fear her child would be disadvantaged, said she had asked for Chinese flags to be removed from the classroom.
This disadvantaged the patients, she said, because it reduced their chances of obtaining a kidney transplant and subjected them to higher costs and possibly Medicare surcharges once the fund stopped paying their fees.
Citing her upbringing as one of a dozen siblings, some of them adopted from disadvantaged families, she said she saw in Newark's students "the faces of my brothers and sisters who have overcome great challenges".
