Sentence examples similar to no disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

The acting British ambassador to Slovakia is now actually two people: a husband and wife who share the job on a four-month rotation.Single gay diplomats are no longer disadvantaged by spouselessness.

By midlife, second-generation Irish cohort members were no longer disadvantaged, relative to the rest of the cohort, suggesting a degree of differential upward social mobility.

Ethnic minorities are no longer automatically disadvantaged in Britain, says communities secretary John Denham, in a bold pre-election declaration.

UNICEF aims to contribute to the following results by 2017: 28 million fewer children will be out of school; at least 98 per cent of all children will complete primary education; and girls will no longer be disadvantaged, will complete primary school and will continue their education into secondary school at the same rate as boys.

"[The No Land Tax Party] were in no way disadvantaged.

I am in no way disadvantaged, but neither are many other blacks and Hispanics.

There are also increasing reports of misuse of the program by companies that are by no means disadvantaged.

I suspect that Teena Brandon would have made Cather impatient: Teena was socially and economically no more disadvantaged than Ántonia, and one can assume that Cather would have regarded her obsession with gender and its discontents as self-indulgent, and her gender confusion as an excuse to abdicate personal responsibility.

Despite its low price tag, this television is in no way disadvantaged or lacking necessary components.

It was democratic in that it aimed roughly to have no person disadvantaged at the start of life.

Moreover, as the woman will probably never know that the man has purposefully avoided her, she is in no way disadvantaged.