Sentence examples for disadvantaged that from inspiring English sources

The arts make up only 0.7% of the council budget, but they provide the core income that allows these organisations to attract millions more in national and international grants, sponsorship (the first thing sponsors ask is "How much does the local council give?"), and fund work with the young, elderly and disadvantaged that has drifted out of social care budgets and into the arts.

Straight away you can see the places where people are going to be disadvantaged, that this was a rural problem.

The problems facing their opponents are that blacks are clearly disadvantaged; that the programmes seem to work (black enrolment shot up at UERJ after quotas came in) and that the constitution does permit positive discrimination for some, like the disabled.

Indeed such is the centrality of economic poverty to the experience of disadvantage that the majority of coding classes for the disadvantaged that are explored below, are established with the aim of enabling students to seek improved employment futures within the field of software development—a field in which they are currently under-represented (Coleman 2016).

It will be the lucky few who can afford the tuition that will get ahead and the disadvantaged that will be left behind.

She added: "The fact that they are talking about reaching down to the people who are the most disadvantaged: that's really valuable".

For people who are striving to revitalise language and support disadvantaged communities, that decision is among a number they consider to be backwards steps.

Unfortunately, social comparison often results in perceptions of being inadequate or unfairly disadvantaged; experiences that are precursors for envy and bitterness.

You are not disadvantaged at all in that job," he said.

Councils will be seeking urgent reassurances that disadvantaged children will not lose out.

They don't think they're disadvantaged, but probably that's how many readers of this page would see them.