Sentence examples for multiple disadvantage from inspiring English sources
Cabinet Office research estimates there are about 140,000 such families in Britain, defined as "experiencing multiple disadvantage".
Oliver Letwin, chairman of the party's policy review, warned that "enormous numbers" of Britons remained trapped by multiple disadvantage, suffering from addictions and problems such as poor housing as well as low incomes.
According to the cabinet office's strong analysis of the bottom rungs of society, Think Family, there are around 140,000 families experiencing multiple disadvantage including mental illness, poor housing, low income, alcohol and drug addiction.
"In the term 'troubled families' it deliberately conflates families experiencing multiple disadvantage and families that cause trouble.
We fund and support innovative practice, policy and research to understand how change happens for people facing severe and multiple disadvantage.
A study published this year called "Hard Edges: Mapping Severe and Multiple Disadvantage in England" found there are 58,000 people in England experiencing combined issues of homelessness, addiction to drugs and repeat offending.
In the presence of structural confounding, disadvantaged people are sorted into communities with multiple disadvantages such as high neighbourhood density and poor street connectivity.
We should not forget that differences of identity are not discrete and can combine to produce multiple disadvantages.
"Some inactive Neets are excluded from the labour market by multiple disadvantages and are likely to suffer long-term damage in terms of their economic and social progress as a result.
Otherwise, some of the country's most vulnerable young people, often with multiple disadvantages, are at risk of facing life on benefits or getting into trouble with all the costs to society which that can entail".
Long is what biographer Martin Flanagan calls "a man on a mission to do with the welfare of his people...a man whose eye is fixed on [their] multiple disadvantages".
