Sentence examples for most advantaged to from inspiring English sources

But nobody can say they haven't done as well as they possibly can, from the most advantaged to the most disadvantaged child.

Based on this information, five levels of disadvantaged childhood circumstances were defined ranging from "most advantaged" to "most disadvantaged".

In this study, the SEIFA index was collapsed into three SEIFA groups – low (most disadvantaged), medium and high (most advantaged) to represent three basic socio-economic levels.

The factor scores for labour market inequality did not follow this pattern; instead clusters ranked from the most advantaged to the least were as follows: Less Successful Informal (M = -1.32, SD = 0.41), Informal (M = -1.29, SD = 0.85), Emerging (M = -0.58, SD = 0.27), Residual (M = 0.45, SD = 0.32), Post-Communist (M = 0.65, SD = 0.59), Insecure (M = 0.73, SD = 0.72).

These systems encourage or even force the most advantaged groups to share their gains with everyone else, especially those with initial disadvantages, at least to a certain extent.

J.P. Morgan noted that the company is "the most advantaged near-term to benefit from what we expect will be a tight heating oil market this winter, as Sunoco has the greatest exposure to the Northeast market".

In Mozambique, underuse of C-section was likely among the poor and in rural areas, but overuse in the most advantaged groups seemed to be emerging.

However, a closer examination reveals that this persistence of health inequalities is in fact often due in part to the most advantaged group taking advantage of innovations faster [ 16], as well as because PHI and out-of-pocket payments that are not randomly distributed in the population tend to exist alongside a public system [ 17- 21].

Each measure of socioeconomic position was ranked from the least advantaged to the most advantaged (with the mid-point of their range in the cumulative distribution used for each category) [ 20].

At D and all prior points on the curve, improvements to the most advantaged are always accompanied by improvements to the least advantaged and vice versa.

A quintile split of SEIFA values was used to create five socioeconomic groups ranging from most disadvantaged (Quintile 1) to most advantaged (Quintile 5).