Sentence examples for less advantaged and from inspiring English sources

The gap between the less advantaged and the more advantaged widened as the gap between high-school graduates and dropouts and Americans with college and graduate degrees rose.

But enacting Vicente Fox's proposals now would limit the economic opportunities available to America's less advantaged and would cause a higher level of immigration than the United States could comfortably sustain.

Our economic geography is deeply polarised, and the fault lines run not just between cities and suburbs, but between comparatively rich cities and comparatively poor ones – and between the more or less advantaged and disadvantaged neighbourhoods within them.

"But then, he didn't need to know those things, for he understood something more important: that people who engage with the world around them are those who best understand the needs of those less advantaged and are those most willing to be of help".

The impoverished, the less advantaged and the marginalized America spoke on Nov. 8th.

This emphasis is counter to our founding principles, particularly failing the less advantaged and our society as a whole.

Yet, multiple social dynamics such as discrimination, bias, institutionalized racism, unequal provision of resources, poverty and unequal environmental challenges in communities and educational institutions continue to disproportionately affect the well-being of less advantaged racial and ethnic groups in the United States and in many other countries.

Studies also make it clear that more advantaged children received more experiences promoting this skill and other life skills than less advantaged children and that this is contributing to the achievement gap.

WASHINGTON — Education was historically considered a great equalizer in American society, capable of lifting less advantaged children and improving their chances for success as adults.

The coalition's flagship policy to target extra financial resources at schoolchildren from poorer backgrounds is struggling to close the gap in educational achievements between less advantaged pupils and those from more affluent families, research shows.

It covers instead issues like international roaming, provisioning broadband for less advantaged people and fighting spam.