Sentence examples for feeling disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
I'm definitely an advocate for ladies not feeling disadvantaged for being a lady, though.
New research reveals that one in three working women in the UK admits to feeling disadvantaged in the workplace.
"The way some of the previous schemes have been consulted on and designed has led to some residents, who don't see themselves as cyclists, feeling disadvantaged," she correctly observed.
His sensational Pas de quatre (1845), which displayed the artistry of Taglioni, Cerrito, Grisi, and Grahn without any one of them feeling disadvantaged, was followed by other divertissements of the same type: Le Jugement de Pâris (1846), Les Éléments (1847), and Les Quatre Saisons (1848).
On the flip side, live video chatting will inevitably be more daunting for less confident singles to use, so certain users may end up feeling disadvantaged and/or falling to the back of the dating queue vs more extroverted types who relish the opportunity to express themselves in the moment and in front of a lens.
Furthermore, 'basic CHWs' reported feeling disadvantaged by not receiving the iCCM training certificate, since they perceived it as a symbol of status, knowledge, and the opportunity to advance in life.
They don't feel disadvantaged.
Al-Hilli said: "Women feel disadvantaged.
The reality is that any system is likely to result in some feeling unfairly disadvantaged, and doesn't alter the fact that others will face no costs at all if they have never saved.
"Most of our past presidents have come from the southeast, and that has left people from the southwest feeling excluded and disadvantaged".
