Sentence examples for growing disadvantage from inspiring English sources
With public services increasingly accessed online, the 6.4 million UK adults who have never used the internet are at a serious and growing disadvantage.
Now English universities will be able to charge fees that more than compensate for the loss of central government funding, which will leave Scottish universities at a growing disadvantage".
–Rising health-care costs are saddling America's entrepreneurs (and more established firms) with a growing competitive disadvantage in the global economy.
The poem is not perhaps about growing up disadvantaged, but about the disadvantage inherent in growing up.
Operational gearing is made more acute by Morrison's vertical supply chain, which gives it an advantage when sales are growing, but a disadvantage in a down turn.
Multiple disadvantages for young children were a severe and growing problem, with such disadvantage greatly enhancing the chances of social exclusion later in life.
The electorate straddles long-term pockets of outer suburban disadvantage and growing master-planned communities that are a magnet for young families and retail behemoths such as Costco and Ikea.
Baron and Cobb-Clark (2010) use data on a recent cohort of Australian youths to show that people with internal locus of control are more likely to complete high school and go to university and that there is very limited evidence that young people growing up in economic disadvantage are more likely to have external locus of control.
Since the MDR W-Beijing presented a longer lag phase, the longer time to start growing could be a disadvantage in competition when there are fewer nutrients available.
