Sentence examples for having been disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

7. Mr. Santorum, whose "super PAC" bought a fair amount of advertising inventory in Michigan about a week ago, has equalized the advertising gap in the closing days of the campaign, having been disadvantaged by it before.

Each said that they would choose the same variant again, and it is interesting that they did not regard themselves as having been disadvantaged by the absence of a tutor from their deliberations.

And women have been disadvantaged ever since.

A historically disadvantaged people has been disadvantaged once again.

Hockey said the hospitality industry had been disadvantaged by the award modernisation process.

"Martin always felt that Jack had been mistreated, he had been disadvantaged" by the Stone brothers and by early poverty.

Moreover, remote and sparsely populated rural areas have been disadvantaged during the whole period of post-Soviet transformation.

We have fixed the issues, improved our systems and controls, and ensured no customers have been disadvantaged.

This reduced the group's 2013 operating profit, but no customers have been disadvantaged by this, the insurer said.

In relation to the military covenant, the Government has tried to make progress on issues such as "particular groups who have been disadvantaged in some way," he said.

Ms. Krents, for her part, disputes the notion that legacies or siblings of current students have been disadvantaged by the push for diversity.