Sentence examples for each disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

From next year, the DfE is front-loading the pupil premium to primary schools, with £1,300 for each disadvantaged child.

Two portraits of disadvantaged youths each sold for a minimal €829.

The results showed that at least 14,000 more disadvantaged students each year would pass five good GCSEs including English and maths – a 25% increase.

As one commentator who responded to our blog last week on Oxfam's climate court said: I think the aim is not to ship in disadvantaged people each time there is a climate change related disagreement, but to educate.

We have stars on the tree, each one having a disadvantaged child's name on it, given to us by a church or neighborhood center.

Gender wars arise because each group of women is disadvantaged in different ways that pit them against each other.

The proportion of participants in the "disadvantaged" category of each predictor is presented in Table 2, for each study.

The estates were comprised predominantly of high-rise blocks, each met the Scottish Government's definition of disadvantaged areas (Walsh, 2008), and each contained a mixture of UK-born residents and first generation migrants (mainly asylum-seekers and refugees).

Support the Stand Up for Girls Rally to help each mother and daughter, however disadvantaged, speak of her own searing history -- her elders, her children, her men, her world.

The district and commune selection is also appropriate in covering the range of demographic situations, ethnic groups, poverty contexts and disadvantaged areas in each province.

Public officials should systematically consider the additional barriers faced by socially disadvantaged groups at each of these levels and then actively seek ways to address those barriers.