Sentence examples for equally disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum are equally disadvantaged on Super Tuesday by having failed to qualify for the ballot in Virginia.

Sub-Saharan Africa has the highest rates of rural and overall under-five mortality, but rural areas are often equally disadvantaged in countries with much lower rates of under-five mortality – for example, in Honduras, rural children under five are almost twice as likely to die as urban children.

However, others report few differences between orphans and equally poor and disadvantaged children with living parents; for example: Ainsworth, Beegle and Koda (2005) with respect to schooling; Crampin et al. (2005) mortality and health; and Monasch and Boerma (2004) nutritional status.

The idea seems to be that allowing some socially advantaged persons to have greater chances of competitive success than equally natively endowed socially disadvantaged persons is unacceptable if the talented socially disadvantaged are compensated just in terms of income and wealth.

Another said: There is a lack of understanding that you have to treat some groups differently in order to treat them equally because they are disadvantaged more than the average people in Australia.

However, it is equally plausible that socially disadvantaged individuals may be less likely to utilise joint replacement surgery for other reasons, two of which may be patient preferences [ 24, 25], and/or the significant indirect costs documented to be associated with recovery post-surgery.

It is not immediately clear why requirements of egalitarian redistribution arise in this way, since socially disadvantaged people may benefit equally as much as socially advantaged folk from the goods that such cooperation supplies.

We further acknowledge the international movement of state governments to provide all students with access to coding in formal education (Bocconi et al. 2016), and like Ruseva and Rissola (2016) hold that disadvantaged students should equally have access to this resource.

The figures make equally bad reading for all groups disadvantaged in Hollywood.

Had there been a Nobel Prize for a bundle of achievements that embraced Workers' Educational Association lecturing in remote, industrially wrecked parts of Cumbria and equally committed educational missions to isolated, disadvantaged Nigerians, Ghanaians and Sudanese, then Thomas Hodgkin would surely have been a contender.

This means that they apply equally to every child, including the most disadvantaged.