Sentence examples for disadvantaged strata from inspiring English sources

Those experiencing humiliation tend to belong to what used to be called the leisure class; the athlete soldiering on the field is often from poor, disadvantaged strata.

Tuberculosis (TB) is known to disproportionately affect the most economically disadvantaged strata of society.

Inequality in the use of maternal care services between the wealth index strata in Bihar indicates that reduction in neonatal mortality could be facilitated further by better delivery of maternal care interventions, especially to the disadvantaged strata.

This effect in part reflect the fact that a higher proportion of mobile FSWs come from disadvantaged strata of the society and continue to face higher socio-economic vulnerabilities such as experiencing violence, use of alcohol [ 5] and have relatively little economic independence than less mobile FSWs.

One explanation for this, as suggested by some previous studies, is related to differences in disease severity: women and patients from disadvantaged socioeconomic strata may have more extensive coronary disease at the onset of symptoms [ 12, 13, 36].

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

In that respect he is disadvantaged.

It was biomechanically disadvantaged.

You are disadvantaged already.

"Blacks are disproportionately disadvantaged.