Sentence examples for disadvantages we faced from inspiring English sources

One of the disadvantages we faced in our study was the participation of only 70%% of all pediatric wards in the Netherlands (and 100%% of the NICU facilities).

He said the yes campaign was not strong enough to overcome the disadvantages it faced.

On weekends she volunteered for an east London Islamic school, helping Muslim pupils to overcome educational disadvantages they faced in the UK.

This column has focused on a cluster of related disadvantages often faced by big-brain types such as you and me.

They gave up five goals in those four games and killed all 15 disadvantages they faced.

If we stopped measuring racism in attitude surveys and legislative change we would realise the real test is to analyse the disadvantages faced by ethnic minority communities.

In addition, she said, income tax treaties with other countries needed to be reviewed, and in the long run, "we must continue to work to address the U.S. tax disadvantages faced by U.S.-based companies that do business abroad relative to their counterparts in our major trading partners".

We must commit to measuring multidimensional poverty to ensure that the many overlapping disadvantages faced by the poor can be energetically and successfully tackled.

In truth, Tory austerity policies have increased the disadvantages faced by people from these communities.

The court has corrected a number of the historic disadvantages faced by certain groups that Mr Clarke says are worth correcting.

His topic will be the accumulated disadvantages faced by black Americans because of centuries of discrimination, including the lack of wealth among the black middle class.