Sentence examples for end of disadvantage from inspiring English sources

More than 40% are Indigenous, many living at the extreme end of disadvantage in remote communities, and speak a number of languages before English.

Despite fears that the new focus on the end-of-course exam might disadvantage girls, the gap in the proportion of boys and girls getting a pass grade widened in girls' favour.

By official count, they wound up the game on the short end of a 20-1 dinadvanturnoversurnovers.

ConnectEd will ultimately ensure that youth -- especially girls -- will be equipped with the knowledge, skills, and healthy behaviors that can help them gain secure employment and livelihoods, reduce their vulnerability, and put an end to the cycle of disadvantage.

France, the pre-tournament favourites, may have challenged for the title more strongly had their second-round match against Ireland not been postponed, but as their coach, Philippe Saint-André, acknowledged at the end of the tournament, the disadvantage of playing four weeks in as many weeks was offset by his keeping his players for all that time.

49 First Nations' perspectives on end-of-life care and related policies require special consideration in light of historical disadvantage and injustice.

Pregnant prisoners in our study were at the extreme end of the continuum of social disadvantage (Table  1) and were 12.6 times more likely to be of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander origin than women in the community.

One of the disadvantages of this technique is pain related to the presence of a cementless diaphyseal engaging stem, often designated as end-of-stem pain.

The government killed that off a long time ago, and uses the presence of what it calls a black middle class to front its claims of ending racial disadvantage.

This advantage fades by the end of elementary school, though, and disadvantages start to accumulate.

EM refinement performed at the end of a combinatorial approach has the disadvantage of converging to a local optimal solution [ 22].