Sentence examples for more advantaged from inspiring English sources

"My guess is that these 129... are schools with more advantaged students.

To date, governments, schools and teachers have tended to focus on the more advantaged, able children.

But this tends to benefit children whose dads come from more advantaged backgrounds.

If you have a more advantaged background, that pushes you towards a more positive career path in life.

She said the preschool experience put her on a level playing field with peers from more advantaged backgrounds.

"People from more advantaged backgrounds," the report found, "had significantly higher levels of extroversion and very substantially higher economic aspirations".

The favourite argument of academies' opponents - that the schools have recruited more advantaged intakes - is equally unimpressive.

Many of the more advantaged could opt to retire on their resources, which fewer of the less advantaged could do.

Over all, schools in more advantaged areas had stronger gains, while schools in disadvantaged areas tended to show less growth.

Mary Curnock Cook, the chief executive of Ucas, said: "Our analysis shows that decreases in demand are slightly larger in more advantaged groups than in the disadvantaged groups.

Yet the government's own review of the scheme concluded "relatively disadvantaged areas have received a greater share of certificates than more advantaged areas".