Sentence examples for still disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Black people in Britain, while still disadvantaged on some measures, are better integrated than at the time of the Brixton riots.

Unfortunately, compared with their sister disciplines, ecology and conservation biology are still disadvantaged.

Speaking to the BBC, Rev Jackson also suggested that black people in the United States were still disadvantaged in a great many ways.

Nigerian girls are still disadvantaged in their access to education.

Despite the overwhelming evidence confirming the morbidity and mortality benefits of early initiation of highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART) in HIV-infected infants, some children are still disadvantaged from gaining access to care.

About two thirds of countries and territories reached gender parity in primary education by the target year of 2005, but in many other countries – especially in sub-Saharan Africa – girls are still disadvantaged.

However, even with this intellectual spirit, the adult population was still relatively disadvantaged in the sphere of education.

Rudd was right to be cautious; indigenous people are still hugely disadvantaged.

Hammond said: "It is very concerning that in 2013 a number of women are still being disadvantaged in the workplace just because they are pregnant.

Is this wishful thinking?" Niall Stuart, chief executive of Scottish Renewables, said that the report showed that renewable energy was still being disadvantaged by subsidies poured into fossil fuels, in the UK, Europe and around the world.

The 2011 earthquake in Christchurch effected everyone in the city's limits, but one group who are still peculiarly disadvantaged are sex workers.