Sentence examples for going to be disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Straight away you can see the places where people are going to be disadvantaged, that this was a rural problem.

It matters if small investors are going to be systematically disadvantaged in making these long-term investments.

"We're creating an intern culture – it's happening in journalism and politics as well – and we have to be very careful because the fight is not going to be there for people from more disadvantaged backgrounds".

"People who were already disadvantaged, more of them are going to be suffering from malnutrition," he added.

"Someone's going to be hurt, but the point is to make sure that most people are not hurt, particularly not disadvantaged people," Baker said.

"Someone's going to be hurt, but the point is to make sure that most people are not hurt, particularly not disadvantaged people," Baker said.

Until hedge funds lower their minimum requirements, or conventional fund managers are permitted to go short as well as long, small investors will continue to be disadvantaged.

We didn't want the Australian people to be disadvantaged".

As a result, the center-left tends to be disadvantaged.

"We would like to equip our children to go into the world of work and not be disadvantaged".

"Of course all of us as women believe we mustn't be disadvantaged by going off on maternity leave.