Sentence examples for significantly disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

This change will hit a group that can already be significantly disadvantaged.

While Aborigines and Torres Strait Islanders gradually regained some of their rights, many still live in significantly disadvantaged circumstances.

"Children from lower socioeconomic groups continue to be significantly disadvantaged compared with their peers from more affluent backgrounds," the study says.

The results are worse for more disadvantaged workers – only 33.4% of those classified as significantly disadvantaged and 23.7% of those classified as severely disadvantaged gained jobs.

The government tailored the revision to suit the needs of suppliers, mostly local food producers, who felt significantly disadvantaged in their relationship with retail chains.

It is too politically difficult in a time of austerity to bring the most poorly funded schools up to the level of the better-off without leaving the better-off significantly disadvantaged.

Eslea and colleagues showed in a large dataset from seven different countries that victims of traditional bullying were significantly more disadvantaged on all measures (e.g., mental health, friendships) in all samples, whereas bullies did not differ consistently in all samples.

The comparison group could have been significantly more disadvantaged than the treatment group in ways that race, SES, and disability do not fully reveal.

Starting school an hour later boosts reading and math scores significantly, with disadvantaged students benefiting the most.

The show reached most young children in almost all demographic groups, most significantly economically disadvantaged children; 88% of children from low-income families and 90% of both African-American and Latino children watched the show before entering kindergarten.

The boroughs have an estimated combined population of 1.25 million 15 and are significantly more disadvantaged than the London average.