Sentence examples for most deprived backgrounds from inspiring English sources

"The aspirations of some of the kids from the most deprived backgrounds are capped.

A few days after we speak, Clegg announces £7bn in "extra" money to help children from the most deprived backgrounds.

Its preliminary findings show "whether it's educational attainment, income, or housing, those from the most deprived backgrounds tend to do worse".

Women from the most deprived backgrounds were 2.4 percentage points more likely to achieve the equivalent of an A-level by 19 with the support of the EMA.

At the moment, 16% of boys in England aged between five and 11 from the most deprived backgrounds are overweight and another 34% are obese, with only 51% a normal weight.

St Andrews University – a popular destination for English public school students after it was attended by Prince William – recruited just 13 people from the most deprived backgrounds, out of 7,370 undergraduates in 2010.

Most people [from deprived backgrounds] have little hope.

There are many factors that can impede the opportunities of children from the most socially and educationally deprived backgrounds from ever having the opportunity to obtain a ticket for this game of chance.

Regardless of whether their initial scores are high, medium or low, the gap between the performance of children from the most and the least deprived backgrounds (the gap between the continuous and the dashed lines) widens as they get older.

But not many students are going to listen to a man who has done a 180-degree about-turn on his pledge to oppose any increase in tuition fees – or take seriously his boasts about social mobility, when the wealthiest will pay less and polling already shows the new fees discouraging most would-be students from deprived backgrounds from going to university at all.

Like LeBron James most of this team came from deprived backgrounds.