Sentence examples for marked disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Socioeconomic disadvantage is the strongest predictor of under-immunisation [ 10- 12] and Aboriginal Australians continue to experience marked disadvantage [ 13].

Children living in families supported by single mothers, especially nonworking mothers, show a marked disadvantage.

Lack of family health history experienced by most adopted persons can represent a marked disadvantage.

And in New York, black men going before the parole board are at a marked disadvantage.

The lack of family health history experienced by most adopted persons can represent a marked disadvantage for these individuals.

Academic research shows females to be at a marked disadvantage in getting bank loans, venture capital funding, and other sources of money needed to grow a business.

This method of collecting research material has numerous advantages, but also several marked disadvantages.

A New York Times investigation of thousands of parole decisions in the state found that minorities faced marked disadvantages, underscoring a host of problems in the parole process.

Many young people growing up in contexts marked by community disadvantage and high levels of violence and dysfunction are resilient and often able to overcome "the negative effects of risk exposure, cop[e] successfully with traumatic experiences and avoid the negative trajectories associated with risks".

What others marked as flaws or disadvantages about myself – my race, my gender – I embraced as fuel for my success.

Furthermore, the most promising solutions are marked by comparing advantages and disadvantages of different designs.