Sentence examples for disfavoured group from inspiring English sources
When applied to a labour market outcome such as wages, the returns effect has been attributed to discrimination against a disfavoured group.
Some states, historically, have used the cloak of war with foreign powers to engage in massive internal human rights violations, usually against some disfavoured group.
Targeting health interventions to disfavoured groups may be viewed as appropriate when these compensate for underlying factors such as the social determinants of health [ 4], even when they are not cost-effective.
"The legislature has excluded a historically disfavoured class of persons from a supremely important civil institution without a constitutionally sufficient justification".
Politicians who refuse to co-operate, or who set themselves publicly against a pet cause, can expect relentless opposition.The seriously disfavoured are given a "monstering", a pitiless public airing of any juicy secrets, partly because such stories sell newspapers and partly to encourage others to tell tales.
Even the few manufacturers who shine like a good deed in a stock-size world and do make up large and/or tiny sizes seem to think that anyone so disfavoured wants to wear only the drabbest and most conservative clothes.
SOUTHAMPTON "Paperworks," group show.
