Sentence examples for has even disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

To an extent, the Nasdaq's update has even disadvantaged some firms and made market making in Nasdaq-listed stocks a tougher business.

Similarly, some schools in less affluent - or even disadvantaged - areas may have made huge strides forward or be punching well above their weight.

He said the designer had even offered to teach fashion to disadvantaged students in Israel.

Such interventions have even more of a positive impact on children from poor and disadvantaged families.

A historically disadvantaged people has been disadvantaged once again.

The long lag in growth would have significantly disadvantaged this strain within the LTEE population, even though it can reach a slightly higher final cell density when grown in isolation.

Empower those whom society has disadvantaged.

"We've been able to do that even while the regulatory and tax policies have disadvantaged us in the past, relative to the competition we have across the world".

And women have been disadvantaged ever since.

Harvard's Felix Warneken co-authored a study with former Harvard students Jillian Jordan (left) and Katherine McAuliffe that suggests that even at a relatively young age, children have advanced ideas about fairness, and are willing to pay a personal price to intervene in what they believe are unfair situations, even when they have not been disadvantaged personally.

So, too, have many of New York's 183 charter schools attended by some 70,000 students demonstrated that a combination of private management (non-union) and idealistic staff and volunteers can help even disadvantaged students meet achievement standards.