Sentence examples for more disadvantaged groups from inspiring English sources

Widely expressed concerns about recent changes in HE [higher education] funding arrangements having a disproportionate effect on more disadvantaged groups are not borne out by these data".

"The continuing increase in participation from more disadvantaged groups is very encouraging, as is the absence of any signal that they are turning away from higher fee courses," she said.

"The continuing increase in participation from more disadvantaged groups is very encouraging".

There was little difference between the two more disadvantaged groups at any time point.

Income derived from purchases by employees may help offset costs to provide injury prevention equipment to other more disadvantaged groups.

One limitation is that, as parental consent is required, more disadvantaged groups are less likely to have participated.

As such, these policies appear to be more effective in improving labour market outcomes of the low skilled, which intuitively seems correct because they are targeted towards this more disadvantaged group.

The odds ratios indicate how much the odds of the child having a DDA defined disability are increased by being in a more disadvantaged group.

This pattern is not surprising because the ICS policy was mainly targeted towards more-disadvantaged groups, and similar results have been found in the literature (see Caliendo and Kunn, 2011).

This supports findings from other health promotion studies, where preventive education was more easily understood by the middle class than by more socially disadvantaged groups [ 20, 21].

However, the widely assumed rational approach seldom applies for more disadvantaged social groups 27 and automatic processes are increasingly recognised as determinants of behaviour.