Sentence examples for really disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"A child who cannot attain core communication skills is really disadvantaged and destined to struggle all the way through life," says Professor Jane Marshall, the joint head of department for language and communication scienc at City University in London, one of 18 universities and colleges offering recognised SLT courses in the UK.

"It means it will take that much longer to recover because it's really disadvantaged and it affects the bottom-line earnings," he said.

Morgan echoed Wilshaw's comments, saying: "At the moment, a lot of children from really disadvantaged backgrounds aren't ready to learn, so the school almost has to provide nurturing before it can start to educate".

"The organisations that Computer Aid provides to are really disadvantaged organisations who would not be able to afford new equipment.

"I think that in some quarters, many parts of the country, a white male is really disadvantaged," Connerly, who considers himself multi-racial, tells NOW.

For example, the interventions targeting less-developed areas may not result in the really disadvantaged populations in these areas gaining more.

Actual First Nations people in Northern Ontario, who really are disadvantaged by Canadian politics, become a convenient plot point to demonstrate the compassionate qualities of an otherwise cantankerous character.

One might question whether cultural minority groups really are "disadvantaged" or suffer a serious inequality.

"Governments could do more good by devoting scarce resources to groups who really are disadvantaged, such as the poor," he concludes.

You know, patriarchal norms are very strong in many communities; and so unlike many parts of Southern Ghana where because of the matrilineal system, women are better able to own property and make their own decisions, in this region women are really very disadvantaged (Healthcare Provider, KII, Tamale).

"Look at VMware's financial success and you have to ask, How disadvantaged are they really?" he observed.