Sentence examples for most disadvantaged group from inspiring English sources

The researchers write: The women who followed interrupted work pathways were the most disadvantaged group before becoming pregnant.

The most disadvantaged group is migrants' children, who often speak no German, get no help with learning it and therefore miss out on a decent education.

It shows that the inter-generational mobility of India's Dalits (or Scheduled Castes, the most disadvantaged group) has improved and is now similar to that of other groups.

Curnock Cook said: "Girls are doing better throughout primary, secondary and higher education than boys; poor, white boys are the most disadvantaged group in entry to higher education and the gap is getting bigger.

Mary Curnock Cook, chief executive of UCAS sounded the alarm for boys: "Girls are doing better throughout primary, secondary and higher education than boys; poor, white boys are the most disadvantaged group in entry to higher education and the gap is getting bigger.

By 2013, when the Court first ruled on Fisher's legal challenge to the University of Texas at Austin's admissions process, sizable minorities of whites had begun to describe themselves, in public-opinion polls, as the most disadvantaged group in American society.

And schools are still failing the most disadvantaged groups.

Care leavers are dramatically over-represented among some of society's most disadvantaged groups.

Aborigines, who make up just under 3percentt of the population of 21 million, are among Australia's most disadvantaged groups.

According to the Inter-Parliamentary Union, indigenous people make up 5% of the global population, but represent 15% of the most disadvantaged groups.

Many are members of the most disadvantaged groups in society – elderly or disabled people, those on low incomes, the poorly educated and refugees.