Sentence examples for most disadvantaged area from inspiring English sources

As narrator/polemicist John Pilger dryly observes in this searing indictment of the ongoing mistreatment of the Aboriginal people, the white folk who gave the name Utopia to the most disadvantaged area of Australia either had "a very acute sense of irony or were demented by the heat".

The number of children's centres in the most disadvantaged areas will rise to 1,700 by 2008.

At their best, academies are proof that comprehensive schools can achieve good results, even in the most disadvantaged areas.

In Knowsley, Merseyside, one of the most disadvantaged areas in the country, just 28 per cent of mothers breastfeed.

said: "For decades, housing associations have been investing in estates and communities to regenerate some of the most disadvantaged areas of the country.

The current difficulties facing those calling for early years services, "especially in the most disadvantaged areas", are a huge contrast to the New Labour years, Longfield says.

About 80% of three-year-olds from the most disadvantaged areas currently attend childcare with a qualified teacher or early years professional.

Neighbourhoods in the most disadvantaged areas of the UK have fewer charities, and these depend more heavily on state than philanthropic support.

Therefore any group that is poorer than average and tends disproportionately to live in the most disadvantaged areas will be disproportionately affected by these gender differences.

In England the application rate of school leavers from the most disadvantaged areas increased by one percentage point to 22% – a new record.

We put huge amounts of extra investment in and I supported our academies because they were focused on the most disadvantaged areas.