Sentence examples for educationally deprived from inspiring English sources

It is in this group of poor and educationally deprived young people that out-of-wedlock births are highest.

Over the past few days, we have learned that by far the most educationally deprived children in the country are poor, white and live in remote rural communities.

Objectors to the new system based their case partly on a demonstration that the two main concentrations of educationally deprived children in Brighton and Hove had been placed into catchments that excluded them from access to the most popular schools.

The nine-year-olds who made the biggest gains of all were blacks, traditionally the most educationally deprived group in American society.The education establishment particularly the two big teachers' unions were quick to pooh-pooh the result.

There are many factors that can impede the opportunities of children from the most socially and educationally deprived backgrounds from ever having the opportunity to obtain a ticket for this game of chance.

Despite this limitation, and taking into account the fact of positive correlation of educational level and disease awareness, our study results demonstrate that hospital social services should focus on the correct and prompt information of ocular sequelae of systemic diseases, for patient that are educationally deprived.

Poverty's double edge for girls A recent report on poverty found that 135 million children in the developing world between the ages of 7 and 18 had no education at all, with girls 60 per cent more likely than boys to be so 'educationally deprived'.

It was a corporate-owned shop, and the books I stole were for the educationally and socially deprived kids I was working with.

Watching these children, many of whom were from the most educationally and economically deprived, creates parallels to the introduction of wireless telephony to less developed nations.

When measuring HRQoL in the general population, missing and inconsistent data are frequent, especially in elderly, educationally and socio-economically deprived, foreign and isolated groups.

In conclusion, this empirical study confirms serious problems with HRQoL measurement in the general population due to missing data (both items and forms), especially in elderly, educationally and socio-economically deprived, foreign and isolated groups.