Sentence examples for slightly disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

There are evident disparities by place of residence for all three countries, with rural children slightly disadvantaged in mortality.

The intervention clusters were slightly disadvantaged compared with control clusters, with less access to primary health centres and fewer community health workers such as Anganwadi workers or Auxiliary Nurse Midwives.

City officials insist that students accepted at the specialized schools are only "slightly" disadvantaged, and say that of 3,200 students admitted to specialized high schools last year, only 400 chose not to attend.

Comparing our final sample to Baltimore City as a whole found that they maybe slightly more disadvantaged on income below the poverty line (26.96% vs 20.00%), and less so on completing high school (80.85% vs 76.90%) (Gielen et al. 2012).

The long lag in growth would have significantly disadvantaged this strain within the LTEE population, even though it can reach a slightly higher final cell density when grown in isolation.

Americans call such schools "disadvantaged".

I realized I was disadvantaged.

It was biomechanically disadvantaged.

You are disadvantaged already.

"Blacks are disproportionately disadvantaged.

In that respect he is disadvantaged.