Sentence examples for more disadvantaged during from inspiring English sources

The transformation of telegraphy to an auditory art left Edison more and more disadvantaged during his six-year career as an itinerant telegrapher in the Midwest, the South, Canada, and New England.

It is a shocking indictment that today women in Afghanistan, Pakistan and other Muslim-run territories are more disadvantaged than women were during the Prophet's lifetime.

With regard to our first research question, we found strong support that deprived childhood circumstances are related to lower quality of life after labour market exit, with a clear gradient for both men and women: the more disadvantaged people's circumstances during childhood, the more likely they are to report lower quality of life in older ages.

Jahmere's background was more disadvantaged than most.

"But those who are more vulnerable to stress will be more disadvantaged".

And if the community was untouchable, its female members were still more disadvantaged by being invisible.

He said "the poor could become poorer and the disadvantaged more disadvantaged" as a result of the details hidden in the small print of the overall review.

"Despite the rhetoric about opportunities, it's quite possible that what is proposed will increase inequality and the disadvantaged will become more disadvantaged".

Even considering this more homogeneous sample, we find the more disadvantaged categories showing larger policy effects.

Within two years, the program of early childhood development has reached more and more disadvantaged children.

In sum, the early findings provided some evidence that relatively less disadvantaged children/ families benefited and relatively more disadvantaged children/families were adversely affected by SSLPs.