Sentence examples for less disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

The postcode of each participant will be used to determine the SEIFA This is an area-level indicator of socio-economic status, with a low score on the SEIFA indicating an area of social disadvantage and a higher score an area less disadvantaged [ 17].

Students from the origin groups Mediterranean, Caribbean and other non-western, face a similar level of disadvantage in degree performance although Caribbean students are in a less disadvantaged position regarding their relatively small cultural and linguistic distance from the Dutch society.

Less disadvantaged students receive support in this too.

In turn, employers may be less disadvantaged by having key employees out of the office at critical times.

"It appears that, so far, the places in reception at free primary schools are being filled by children who are somewhat less disadvantaged and more advanced in their development than the average.

The smooth, blue-eyed folk spirituals conjure a different time and place — not necessarily the hardscrabble life and times of Woody Guthrie but rather a less disadvantaged era characterized by the Moosewood Cookbook and Volvos with rear-facing back seats.

Her retirement comes at a time when women are less physically disadvantaged than they once were.

Economic and educational policies favoured Afrikaners, who became increasingly urbanized and less economically disadvantaged.

Over the weeks I began to wonder whether our judging schedule, which entailed reading each book in a week or less, inevitably disadvantaged the non-fiction works.

However, some indigents living in less seriously disadvantaged conditions than others also received exemption cards.

Completers were more likely to be girls (p = .008), non-Aboriginal (p = .001), and to live in less socially disadvantaged areas (p < .001) (Table  1).