Sentence examples for largely disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Zenebwork and Yared (2000) found that women in polygamous marriages are largely disadvantaged since husbands usually registered one wife usually the housewife, denying the right of other wives to access land.

But she wanted at least to maintain her status somewhere between the upper-crust white and largely disadvantaged black worlds.

Kirkby high school serves a largely disadvantaged, white working class community with more than 65% of its children on free school meals.

The report marked a potential setback for a program that Superintendent John Deasy last year heralded as a civil rights initiative to help his district's largely disadvantaged students, but which has since emerged as a political controversy.

Firstly, as compared to other Quebec regions, the population is largely socioeconomically disadvantaged.

Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, the sample of 195 subjects is largely African American, disadvantaged, and urban.

The authors studied children participating in a pre-school programme who came largely from disadvantaged backgrounds.

While many Filipinos may be (mis-) guided on the appropriate choice of antibiotic therapy by media or product representatives, the cost of these drugs still limits the access to these largely economically disadvantaged group.

India has at least 161 million Muslims, the third largest number of any country, but Muslims remain a largely marginalized minority in a Hindu-majority nation, disadvantaged economically and educationally.

He pulled in 29 percent of the vote, largely tapping African-American voters and appealing to people who felt economically disadvantaged.

28 29 Using largely observational data, these studies have found that the UK-based smokingoking services have been successful at attracting smokers from socioeconomically disadvantaged areas 28 and that this has translated into increased abstinence rates for 1 year.