Sentence examples for further disadvantages from inspiring English sources

The length of time spent in retirement can also cause further disadvantages, the study found.

But Mr Keyes brings two further disadvantages to his late-term Senate bid.

The charity argues that the personal statement system "further disadvantages" teenagers from low- and middle income homes.

This further disadvantages rural communities and businesses from effective connection speeds, because the further away a business is from the cabinet, the slower the speed".

Sutton Trust chairman Sir Peter Lampl said: "This research suggests that the personal statement further disadvantages [applicants] from low- and middle-income backgrounds.

Mortar-based composites can give a crucial contribution to this challenge because they have higher bond to masonry and reduce further disadvantages of resin-based composites.

These differences represent potentially avoidable inequities that systematically place socially disadvantaged groups of older adults without SS at a further disadvantage in health.

But a further disadvantage is speed.

I'm inclined to think that it is a further disadvantage that football matches have results.

"Tens of thousands of children are again deprived of an education, putting them at further disadvantage".

The committee heard several examples of how oversight by donors could leave people with disabilities at a further disadvantage.