Sentence examples for more advantaged communities from inspiring English sources
"People at greater disadvantage are stopping smoking but they are not falling at the same rates as people in more advantaged communities".
Presumably, more advantaged communities have greater individual and community resource allocation to health and developmental services and higher maternal knowledge and advocacy around child development.
Disadvantaged communities may be more vulnerable to exposure to environmental hazards because structural conditions, such as substandard housing, may render them more likely to be exposed than are counterparts in more advantaged communities equally distant from these hazards.
But research suggests that residents of poor and disorganized neighbourhoods share values with those from more advantaged and socially organized communities (Hannerz 1969; Harding 2007).
The participants in the study all had the discretionary funds necessary to purchase their aesthetic services at state-licensed salons and thus, represented the more advantaged members of the community.
Postpartum women who experience socioeconomic disadvantage are at higher risk for poor health outcomes than more advantaged postpartum women, and may benefit from access to community based postpartum health services.
A second possibility is that practices serving socially disadvantaged communities tend to have higher workloads than those serving more advantaged areas and the patients often have multiple, chronic and complex problems with health and social care.
These findings, coupled with lower success rates in quitting within vulnerable groups relative to the success rates in more advantaged groups, 14 19 suggest that interventions with vulnerable groups need to address wider social, community and cultural factors as well as individualised cessation support.
Many of the more advantaged could opt to retire on their resources, which fewer of the less advantaged could do.
These kinds of services can help companies specifically recruit young women in less advantaged communities.
"My guess is that these 129... are schools with more advantaged students.
