Sentence examples for if disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
Modern Bulgaria reflects this rich and complicated heritage; although most of the people are Slavic Bulgarians, there are robust, if disadvantaged, minorities of Turks, Macedonians, Pomaks (Muslim Slavs) and Roma (Gypsies).
Some policy makers have hailed the Education Trust's report, saying it shows that if disadvantaged students don't achieve at high levels, it is only because public educators lack the will to teach them.
Tough's book is utterly convincing that if disadvantaged students can learn the noncognitive skills that will allow them to persist in the face of difficulties — to reach for a goal even though it may off in the distance, to strive for something — they can achieve a better life.
It is showed that if disadvantaged participants bid with the price game mechanism, they may gain more surpluses even in the negative position.
But even if Spectre, disadvantaged by exchange rates, "only" ends up doing $800m, that still has the ring of consolidation, not failure.
Worse, too many continue the practice of paying or accepting payments for bringing their business to one intermediary rather than another even if it disadvantaged their client, despite the clear instruction from the regulator that this was wrong.
Most parents I know, of all ages, get infinitely more motivated to pursue goals, further their careers, and generally create a big, amazing life after they have kids because suddenly, you have this whole other person (whom you happen to love an impossible amount) who will benefit if you succeed and possibly be disadvantaged if you don't.
But anyone is disadvantaged if they don't have access to information".
"I felt disadvantaged, if you will, not having information at hand to advise the governor," he said.
Peter Lund, the president and CEO of CBS, says, "I think we'll be disadvantaged if all our competitors have a cable news channel and we don't".
