Sentence examples for no more disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

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.

You read it once and it sounds nice, then you squint and realise, oh no, looks a lot like you think the deaths of the better-educated are somehow sadder than their more disadvantaged peers.

A recent report from the exam board of the Royal Schools of Music, for instance, revealed that 40% of UK children from more disadvantaged backgrounds who have never played an instrument said they had no opportunity to learn at school.

Jahmere's background was more disadvantaged than most.

"But those who are more vulnerable to stress will be more disadvantaged".

And if the community was untouchable, its female members were still more disadvantaged by being invisible.

They also said cornerbacks may be more disadvantaged in snow than wide receivers.

For systems to close educational inequalities, they must focus on the needs of more disadvantaged children.

Richard Exell at Touchstone says young people have become more disadvantaged in the labour market.

He said that if the fees "push away more disadvantaged kids or more disruptive kids, that becomes highly problematic.

After all, universities give lower offers to students who come from families who may be more disadvantaged".