Sentence examples for so disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Sodium vapor is so disadvantaged it's almost hard to imagine".

Africa is so disadvantaged by the chronic lack of training facilities that the Olympic medal league table is meaningless.

Many Métis soon found themselves so disadvantaged in Manitoba that they moved farther west, where they would again attempt more violently and tragically this time to assert their nationality under Riel in the North-West Rebellion of 1885.

The Orthodox were to some extent privileged in comparison with the other Christians; all Christians enjoyed a higher status than Muslims; and the latter were not so disadvantaged as the Jews.

"Because we have developed this notion of women and minorities being so disadvantaged and we have to help them, that we have, in many cases, twisted the thing so that it's no longer a case of equal opportunity.

"I really do feel that people in rural areas are so disadvantaged.

"What hope is there for justice being achieved if one of the parties is so unfairly disadvantaged in this way?

When ordinary investors are so clearly disadvantaged, he said, "It's very important that we make it clear that we will undertake these cases".

Schools would also begin to use classroom time more productively, which is important for all students and critically so for disadvantaged ones.

"If you look at the actual net figures on hard money between the parties -- in other words, what is left after the cost of raising it -- we are not so terribly disadvantaged".

It would seem wiser for Bono and his benefactors to follow one example set by Steve Kirsch: focusing on reforms that level the playing field so the disadvantaged and their advocates can approach their legislators empty-handed, speak for themselves and be heard.