Sentence examples for escape disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Encouraging people to escape disadvantage through good hard work.

With the level of educational attainment rising amongst migrant groups as a whole, discrimination, if reflected in greater levels of mismatch and thus lower earnings and job satisfaction, may place doubts on the importance of human capital attainment as an avenue for escaping disadvantage (Leslie and Drinkwater, 1999).

But it is not a bad life and is a good way to escape from disadvantage.

Mr. Jackson said Mr. Cooper, who is black and had been in prison for burglary at the time of his escape, was at a disadvantage in his murder trial because of his race and income.

He added that a cap on housing benefit could also disadvantage people escaping violent relationships who flee to refuges.

When they escaped unscathed from the two-man disadvantage, the Devils seemed inspired and tied the score on Arnott's seventh goal of the playoffs with 1 54 left before the first intermission.

"It is hard to escape the logic … if this competitive disadvantage in funding is not addressed, the UK higher education sector will increasingly lose out to its international competitors on the recruitment of the best students and academics".

And because it costs less to pay people less and exploit the environment, allowing them to escape these responsibilities makes democracy a competitive disadvantage.

But as either animal closes in on its prey such a narrow sound beam can be a disadvantage because prey can easily escape to one side.

They are physically at a disadvantage but have the ability to escape through portals in the space-time continuum – they can scoot back in time to warn themselves when and where a Sentinel attack is on the way.

So being shut out of the commercial paper market left CIT at a crucial competitive disadvantage, making it imperative that CIT escape Tyco's problems by being spun off or sold.