Sentence examples for the disadvantaged of from inspiring English sources

He expresses no interest in the needs of the young, the elderly and the disadvantaged of Bolton for literacy, education and access to computers.

The second stresses the terrible economic and social effect on the disadvantaged of the 19th-century Italian struggle for political unity.

He also believed that the disadvantaged of the present world would be in some sense or other advantaged in the new age (Matthew 5 3 11; Luke 6 20 23).

The heroine, through whose eyes the other characters are satirized, is a well-groomed (Spence, Princeton) woman who, unlike her friends, is unmarried and works for a living — as a Fifth Avenue pediatrician, treating both the children of her social peers and the disadvantaged of East Harlem.

Shiller promised to work to keep the disadvantaged of Uptown from being displaced by real estate developers who were reportedly planning to develop the area for middle and upper class living.

Until now she has been all mystique: bride in a family of martyrs, patroness of the disadvantaged, goddess of Indian secularism.

It might also be one cause of the disadvantaged access of older people to hospice and palliative care services [ 13, 14].

For Carole Rothman, the co-founder and artistic director of Second Stage, the disadvantaged position of women is a familiar story.

The proportion of participants in the "disadvantaged" category of each predictor is presented in Table 2, for each study.

Communication between hospital staff and the patients was also felt to be positively influenced, with development of sensitivity for the disadvantaged backgrounds of the mothers and empathy.

However, the extent of missing data, especially among the disadvantaged sections of the Indian population, cannot be addressed by modeling or weighting techniques.