Sentence examples for relatively disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

The academics conclude: "There is a significant and substantial reduction in the likelihood of receiving an offer the later the application, and relatively disadvantaged groups suffer greater disadvantage the later the application".

Yet the government's own review of the scheme concluded "relatively disadvantaged areas have received a greater share of certificates than more advantaged areas".

It finds that blacks are relatively disadvantaged in their level of education and in their access to health and other services.

Younger people are increasingly relatively disadvantaged compared with their elders, yet at the same time they have high amounts of cultural and social capital, and their resentment is likely to be increasingly acute.

This puts America's regime of cutthroat capitalism on a collision course with the relatively disadvantaged bottom half of the United States population that currently makes up a majority of the Democratic coalition.

Contrary to that assumption, some people prefer to compare themselves with others who are dissimilar (often those who are relatively disadvantaged), because doing so allows the individuals who are making the comparison to enhance their self-concept.

Figure 5 demonstrates that while postpandemic levels of immunity were relatively homogeneous by SLA in less disadvantaged, generally urban areas, comparatively disadvantaged areas had more variable levels of immunity.

In sum, the early findings provided some evidence that relatively less disadvantaged children/ families benefited and relatively more disadvantaged children/families were adversely affected by SSLPs.

In contrast, within these same deprived communities, children from relatively more disadvantaged families (i.e., teen mother, lone parent, workless household) appeared to be adversely affected by living in a SSLP community.

Although compelling evidence to account for this differential pattern of efficacy did not exist, there was some indication that these differential effects may have resulted from the fact that the relatively less disadvantaged families may have been using more SSLP services.

But Finland also is a country with relatively few disadvantaged children, largely because of the nation's social welfare network.