Sentence examples for how disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

How disadvantaged is a late bloomer without patronage?

"Look at VMware's financial success and you have to ask, How disadvantaged are they really?" he observed.

The threshold for children's social care accepting a referral is not how disadvantaged the family is, but how likely it is their child is being maltreated.

But it is not so easy, no matter how disadvantaged you are, to escape seeing the prosperity around you and wondering why it is not yours to share.

Just how disadvantaged do you have to be to qualify for affordable housing in a town where the median cost is about $600,000?

The children's health network he imagined would also enable parents to search out the best doctors, no matter how disadvantaged or isolated the family might be.

And it was right, he added, that May was focusing on how the disadvantaged could be given better access.

Not surprisingly, they also differ greatly in how many disadvantaged students they enroll — and the same is true among elite public and private schools that still do consider race and ethnicity.

Specifically the 2011 Schools Performance Tables now include: how well disadvantaged children perform in each school how high, middle and low achieving pupils at primary level fare at secondary school how many pupils at each school are entered into the core academic subjects that make up the English Baccalaureate (EBacc).

The government says it has allocated £2.5bn a year, by 2014, to be allocated to schools on the basis of how many disadvantaged pupils they take.

Maybe Janelle was trying to make a point about how socially disadvantaged her opponent was? "Stay away from my kids, you politically marginalized mother fucker!" .