Sentence examples for generally disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Ben Arnold More poorly, forlorn and generally disadvantaged hounds feel the healing hands of Alan Davies and friends.

Rural people are generally disadvantaged when it comes to the indicators of which the wealth index is composed.

Indeed, there is increasing evidence that genotypes selected for under captive conditions are generally disadvantaged in natural environments (see (Frankham 2008; Williams and Hoffman 2009 for recent reviews).

Currently there are no black Republican senators, Republicans oppose universal healthcare while many minorities suffer from inadequate healthcare provisions and Republican economic policies negatively affect minorities who are generally disproportionately disadvantaged.

In scope, themes and setting it resembled Middlemarch, though it was generally the socially disadvantaged who merited Rowling's compassion.

Older people generally may be disadvantaged in access to appropriate and acceptable services that meet their preferences and those of their family carers, who may also be older people [ 30].

A significantly higher proportion of smokers were illiterate, had a monthly household income of ≤100 US$ and were generally more socioeconomically disadvantaged when compared with non-smokers (Table  1).

The employment subsidies generally target disadvantaged groups (e.g. low-wage workers, the young or the old), certain sectors or geographic locations rather than being applied to all workers and/or to all establishments.

Third, they generally target disadvantaged workers, e.g., long-term unemployed workers, which have low probabilities of becoming employed, and furthermore, significantly less workers are covered by hiring subsidies, e.g., for the long-term unemployed relative to low-skill wage subsidies.

The public system serves a population that is generally more disadvantaged, relying on the Ministry of Public Health for healthcare.

Women in Ghana are also still generally more disadvantaged - educational and economic opportunities for women are limited - from a young age compared to men [ 4, 5].