Sentence examples for through disadvantages from inspiring English sources

"Men and women drop out through failures in the system," he continued, "through disadvantages of their environment, through mistakes of their own judgment, through sheer bad luck.

[ 31] Nevertheless, consideration of 'HA through ED' may also have disadvantages.

The government expects to save £650m, of which, it claims, £150m will be used to benefit the poorest learners through its "disadvantage uplift".

As far as mating relations are considered as potential mechanisms they are confined to reinforcement of prezygotic isolation through hybrid disadvantage.

Early on in the rebellion — during the spring of last year, the Arab Spring — it seemed possible that Assad would overcome his disadvantages through strength of arms and, even more, sheer brutality.

Its report said: "While farmers engaged in contractual arrangements with supermarkets, directly or otherwise, are guaranteed a price for their milk for specific periods, the chronic low price of milk sold through supermarkets inevitably disadvantages farmers in the longer term.

Another important concern for policy-makers should be avoiding multiple disadvantages through the welfare state.

However, UHF systems have disadvantages through their susceptibility to metallic surfaces and liquids.

The benefits of an increased sample size outweigh the disadvantages, through developing a more reliable sampling group by combining the two subgroups.

You have to think through the advantages and disadvantages.

In short, it was through immigrants' recognizing the disadvantages that they had, learning from one another, and helping the next generation.