Sentence examples for disadvantaged time from inspiring English sources

Those changes would represent courtesies to the tens of millions of viewers who, despite living in disadvantaged time zones, are devoting hours each night to NBC.

"In the case of girls, who have been disadvantaged over time, we need to reverse that because it's 50 per cent of our population whose capabilities are needed".

Educational outcomes were similar for both groups, but importantly, there was no evidence that the asynchronous online delivery of module content disadvantaged part-time students in comparison to their full-time counterparts.

The Browne Review marks the end of a two tier system which until now has disadvantaged part-time students.

Mr. McDonald asserted that the city's cap disadvantaged first-time candidates who do not have a longtime base of supporters or a personal fortune.

The idea generally is to create a fair and flexible labour market where companies do not fear taking on staff when they need them and specific groups of people are not structurally disadvantaged at times when employers need to cut wage bills.

Good-natured and kind, but steely when needed, he is thought to have been seriously considered for the artistic directorship of the National Theatre in London three years ago, and if he lives up to his ability at Chichester, would be disadvantaged the next time the NT comes up only by the fact that he would extend an unbroken succession of men.

These findings suggest that African Americans seeking health care and using public transportation would be particularly disadvantaged in the time expenditure required.

Infants with older parents were more likely to be disadvantaged at both time points although the effect size associated with one year increase in parental age was relatively small.

The underlying hypothesis is that the poorest are most disadvantaged by the time, logistics and opportunity costs involved in accessing immunization services (Jamil et al. 1999; Tadesse et al. 2009; Mutua et al. 2011).

This has for a long time disadvantaged not only women and the children but also men themselves resulting in poor understanding and acceptability of different health issues and family break ups particularly when health matters in question require both couples to take actions.