Sentence examples for hugely disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Referring to the athletes, she added, "They're so talented, but they're hugely disadvantaged".

Rudd was right to be cautious; indigenous people are still hugely disadvantaged.

Though hugely disadvantaged by the first-past-the-post electoral system, the party could win a handful of seats.

It is even helping to address some of our most difficult social challenges, and providing hugely disadvantaged children and youths with new hopes, skills and futures.

But there were also challenges to face when I returned: I was 13, and didn't know how to write, so was hugely disadvantaged compared to my peers.

Women are already disadvantaged hugely in the current system with half as many women as men being auto-enrolled into pensions.

Commenting on the Ofsted annual report, Brett Wigdortz, chief executive and founder of Teach First, said: "It's hugely welcome that standards are increasing overall, but we must not take our eye off the ball and see disadvantaged areas fall behind.

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

It was biomechanically disadvantaged.

You are disadvantaged already.