Sentence examples for disadvantaged than from inspiring English sources

Jahmere's background was more disadvantaged than most.

Her retirement comes at a time when women are less physically disadvantaged than they once were.

"I don't think Kenyans are more psychobiology disadvantaged than anyone else".

It's hard to be a girl where I live, as we are much more disadvantaged than boys.

Some 200,000 Welsh children are poor (32% of the child population) and more disadvantaged than children living in the rest of the United Kingdom.

Which means 50-50 it will all go wrong, leaving the poor and unemployed even more disadvantaged than they were before.

The CVD death rate is three times higher for men at a younger age (less than 70 years) than for women and twice as high in socioeconomically disadvantaged areas than in more affluent areas.

We have reported elsewhere our view that housing-related outputs may appear to policy-makers and planners to be more deliverable in disadvantaged areas than tackling the socio-structural causes of inequalities and disadvantage.

"We [Leeds] have more applications from what you might call disadvantaged people than ever before.

Three years on, the schools have a far higher proportion of children from disadvantaged backgrounds than before.

We are seeing the highest ever application rates to universities and more applications from disadvantaged students than ever before.