Sentence examples for less affluent backgrounds from inspiring English sources

For students from less affluent backgrounds, the economic arguments can be as compelling as the academic ones.

All of this would be irrelevant if those from less affluent backgrounds just wanted to succeed more.

"There's a perception among young people from less affluent backgrounds," says Gunnell, "that they're being priced out of mainstream universities.

This unwritten rule works to the disadvantage of people from less affluent backgrounds, according to a study by the government's social mobility commission.

It is feared that next year students from less affluent backgrounds will be put off by potentially huge debts, despite the generous payback scheme for student loans.

As part of a recent Darkstar project, Young spent time with young people in West Yorkshire who were from less affluent backgrounds.

Others questioned whether a teenager with a less affluent background would have received similar leniency.

Research from the National Association of Summer Learning (NASL) showed that "students from less-affluent backgrounds, when in an unstructured environment, typically read fewer words and engage with less challenging online material than do more economically better-off students, even if they have the same access to technology".

Traditional courses run at newer schools seem to attract a different type of student: older and more likely to be white and from a less affluent family background than students on traditional courses at established schools (table 1).

Children from poorer backgrounds started falling behind less able children from more affluent backgrounds at 22 months, he said.

The current cohort of pediatric T2D patients includes (primarily) less affluent families of minority ethnic/racial backgrounds as well as families living with generations of chronic disease and co-morbidities of diabetes for which the disparities in health outcomes are well known in the adult T2D population.