Sentence examples for resource disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"Our school is resource disadvantaged.

The outcomes of this study have yet to be published, but the development of a probiotic food in a locally sustainable way shows that such interventions are indeed feasible in resource disadvantaged areas like Sub-Saharan Africa. Sub-Saharan Africa

In such cellular dynamics, it can be assumed that each participant in any mixed microbial/innate cellular ecology is in some way being served within its niche, even if its position relative to others for scarce resources is disadvantaged.

At its recent AFL-CIO Executive Council meeting, a statement titled Restore the Promise of ESEA was introduced and passed asking Congress to reclaim the true spirit of ESEA -- a law signed by then President Lyndon Baines Johnson as a way to alleviate poverty by providing adequate resources to disadvantaged and special needs children, thereby helping them to better compete.

The routes to low mortality in such resource-disadvantaged settings is the establishment of a democratic health system, by implementing a network of functional health facilities that are reachable by the local populations with emphasis on accessibility (free or cheap) of the poor of rural and urban areas, as well as universal health insurance coverage of some form to them.

UNICEF is working with the government on allocating resources to encourage disadvantaged families to keep their children in school.

The absence of tradeoffs in the two-resource regimes is less surprising, however, since any mutation that was beneficial for exploiting one resource but detrimental with respect to the second resource would have been disadvantaged relative to any other beneficial mutation accessible that did not impose such a maladaptive pleiotropic effect.

Primarily they are women without money or resources, who are frequently disadvantaged and disproportionately women of color.

Research studies in this field are contributing to the health inequality debate, thus providing data for policy makers to allocate human resources to disadvantaged families with children as a means of improving population health or to increase financial resources for families through public policies [ 7, 8].

According to the report, much variation has been driven by targeting resources at disadvantaged pupils.

He announced that the schools budget would rise in real terms and the introduction of the £2.5bn pupil premium to target resources at disadvantaged pupils.