Sentence examples for physically disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"These included the previously unemployed, the so-called unemployable, the physically disadvantaged, people with some kind of criminal record.

Adam Mars-Jones's Pilcrow (Faber, April) tells the story of John Cromer, a man physically disadvantaged but fully endowed with spirit and pluck.

However, VE might have consulted a little more widely among those of us who are physically disadvantaged, before asserting on its website that "disability is no barrier to feeling the sand between your toes".

Hair colour, clothes, diet and cosmetic tweaking of an unloved nose can enhance those who feel physically disadvantaged.

At the time, Adolf Hitler ruled Germany and had instigated systematic persecution of Jews, gays, gypsies, the mentally and physically disadvantaged, as well as political and religious dissidents (such as Jehovah's witnesses).

Obviously, only subjects fit for military service are included, thus excluding the most intellectually and physically disadvantaged.

Much of the country, including most of those who are physically, economically or otherwise disadvantaged, deeply resented and still resent his insistence that government is the problem, not the solution.

This study further defines climate-health vulnerability as a form of health vulnerability arising from interactions between climate and socioeconomic disadvantage to exacerbate already unequal health outcomes for particular groups that may be additionally physically, intellectually, culturally or geographically disadvantaged.

These traits, which suggest intrapersonal support, have distinguished physically active from inactive persons in economically disadvantaged samples [ 27, 28].

The good thing about them is that they're not too physically demanding – it's not as bad as racing a single-seater which can be really heavy, so the women aren't disadvantaged in any way.

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".