Sentence examples for seriously disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"Big metropolitan districts have been seriously disadvantaged by the coalition and the current government reducing the amount of money they get per capita.

However, several people accuse the council, which is negotiating via agents, of starting with low offers, forcing people in difficult circumstances to negotiate hard or be seriously disadvantaged.

On both occasions we have been cooperative and got out, though once we were carrying a sack of potatoes and the typescript of a novel, and were seriously disadvantaged.

Dr. Levin said he planned to put the matter before Yale's admissions committee after the Christmas vacation, but added that Yale would not abandon the early decision process alone, because it "would be seriously disadvantaged relative to other schools".

Colin Bradbury Why not spend the £400m that a new hall might cost on providing first access and continuing musical education in schools and hubs, particularly for those from the C1, D and E social grades who are seriously disadvantaged under current funding schemes?

Why not spend the £400m that a new hall might cost on providing first access and continuing musical education in schools and hubs, particularly for those from the C1, D and E social grades who are seriously disadvantaged under current funding schemes?

Since the majority of inmates are disadvantaged, seriously addicted or mentally ill, rehabilitation programs provide the way out of an endless cycle of crime and punishment.

Wells also has an executive box at Anfield, in which he and the gymnast Beth Tweddle host seriously ill, disabled and disadvantaged children from the area.

The strategy of affirmative action, finally, did not take seriously the educational dilemma of disadvantaged students.

Reflecting on the lack of careers advice she received when she was a student, Judge Joseph argued that more needs to be done by schools to encourage pupils from a cross-section of society - especially those from disadvantaged backgrounds - to seriously consider a career in law.

NFPs are selling services that they provide to their constituents -- whether they be disadvantaged families, handicapped or seriously ill children, or some other worthy cause.