Sentence examples for for being disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"What this is doing is selectively punishing disadvantaged women for being disadvantaged, instead of recognising that their addiction problems have arisen because of issues around their social marginalisation," says Dr Mary Hepburn, consultant obstetrician at the Glasgow Royal Infirmary, who has worked with vulnerable women for more than 20 years.

It will become increasingly important to find ways to stop girls who reach menarche early from being disadvantaged for the rest of their lives.

White, working-class kids trying to get into college, trying to get a job are saying: "Why am I being disadvantaged for the child of black professionals?

Whoever receives less can justifiably demand a reason for he or she being disadvantaged.

Everyone making content for local television is disadvantaged [against people] making content for a website that can be local.

For even though America, a Pacific nation is the Pacific power that Theodore and Franklin Roosevelt intended it to be, Obama, or any American president for that matter, is disadvantaged by distance.

This study found that some measures of primary care services were significantly higher for people who are disadvantaged by low income and/or education.

I want to enhance benefits for low-income workers and for women, who have been disadvantaged by the Social Security system," she said.

With no existing solutions tailored for their needs, they were disadvantaged in a function that's critical for every institution".

"Olsen was the face of hope for many Polynesians who were disadvantaged by lack of opportunity.

Whites vote for whites and blacks are disadvantaged," Ms. Louw was quoted as saying.