Sentence examples for face more disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Female students may face more disadvantages by this culture.

Some 28% of the children they studied came from families that faced two or more disadvantages.

Almost half – 48% – came from families that faced two or more disadvantages, compared to 20% of children of Indian heritage.

When examining separate wage equations in column four and five, we see that non-whites face more than double the wage disadvantage for belonging to the immigrant than native group.

Because of social and economic disadvantages, Hispanics may face more obstacles to achieving their childbearing goals.

Comparing to the previous estimation in which non-white immigrants face a wage disadvantage, results in Table 5 indicate immigrants from English-speaking countries face more of this ethnic discrimination than those from non-English-speaking countries.

But it has more disadvantages.

The agreement has significantly more disadvantages than advantages," he said.

Private business faces more curbs.

It adds: "Children raised in poverty face many disadvantages: they are more likely to die as infants, do worse at school and have poorer health.

Many U.S. industries and professions will face much more severe competitive disadvantages than restaurants do if health care expenses increase as the CBO projects.