Sentence examples for one disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"If these people hadn't moved out of the metro area, they would have done the regular move cycling from one disadvantaged area to another.

Experts in his field had figured out how to educate one disadvantaged child, or one classroom full of kids, but the benefits were localized, and usually temporary.

According to Offa (Office For Fair Access), there is still one disadvantaged application for every three advantaged and the disadvantaged are still seven times less likely to go to Oxbridge or Russell Group universities.

Previous studies have usually grouped the STs and SCs together as one disadvantaged group and have compared their educational and occupational mobility with the higher castes.

"Send them home and el problemo es solved-o!" Well, the real problem isn't any one disadvantaged group.

You cannot oppose the overarching system of oppressions while giving it a free pass to perpetuate itself against one disadvantaged class.

The Supermarket Healthy Eating for Life (SHELf) study is a randomised controlled trial, conducted amongst women selected from one relatively advantaged, and one relatively disadvantaged, neighbourhood, selected according to the Australian Bureau of Statistics' Socioeconomic Index for Areas (SEIFA) index of relative advantage/disadvantage [ 26].

Argos said it wanted "to ensure the scheme is voluntary … [and] no one is disadvantaged by working on this programme".

Argos said: "We are in discussion with the Department for Work and Pensions to ensure the scheme is voluntary, meeting the work experience needs of the individual, and will keep this dialogue going to ensure no one is disadvantaged by working on this programme".

Consider the situation depicted in Figure 1 (Weiss 2000), which compares the effects of shifts in mean IQ in two different communities, one that would be ranked as advantaged and one as disadvantaged.

"We have an incredible range of activities and we try to make sure that no one is disadvantaged by the lack of money," he said.