Sentence examples for those disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Our results lend credibility to the cumulative disadvantage hypothesis whereby those disadvantaged by less education in early life are potentially exposed to a greater degree of social inequality thereafter, and suggest that this inequality reaches right through the life course, influencing disability pathways beyond age 85.

The odds were graded by level of socio-economic disadvantage and, although the odds ratio for those disadvantaged in one domain only was not statistically significant, the odds ratio was greater than one and consistent with a linear trend with disadvantage.

First, it places women at a disadvantage at every level of income and within every disadvantaged group, including those disadvantaged by caste, race and disability.

The Brexit vote showed that those disadvantaged by this process grasp this in terms of the free movement of people at least.

Mr. Nujoma said it was the commercial farmers' duty to give their full support to government initiatives aimed at improving the lives of those disadvantaged before independence.

Those disadvantaged by the change included the high-ranking Hindu and Mahayana priestly families who had built and maintained the temples at Angkor.

Because if social change is achieved at the expense of those already disadvantaged, has it really achieved much at all?

Respondents demonstrated attachment to the dam-in-place landscape, even those initially disadvantaged by its construction, and a preference for keeping the headpond intact.

Grammar schools are popular because they exclude those from disadvantaged backgrounds whom many Conservative voters don't wish their children to share a classroom with.

I have always wanted my work to positively impact others, especially those who are disadvantaged.

That means a high-attaining pupil in a disadvantaged area is measured against peers on the other side of the country, rather than those in similarly disadvantaged areas.