Sentence examples for was advantaged from inspiring English sources

No group was advantaged regarding QOL, and the satisfaction study indicated no advantage related to age [ 17].

If there was to be military confrontation, it would be over vital interests and where the U.S. was advantaged.

The Civil War did not impact the state's economy the way it impacted those of other southern states and, in contrast to the rest of the South, North Carolina was advantaged in the resources necessary to venture into new industries, particularly those of textiles, tobacco and furniture.

In this regard, it could be considered that the CIpc was advantaged compared with the CIpw.

"It's not just that they were advantaged before," Dr. Frech said.

White men are advantaged by opportunity and culture, not by talent.

"Some will be advantaged, but a large number will be cut out".

But "affirmative action" carries an explicitly zero-sum connotation; if one group of individuals is being advantaged, another group is, of course, being disadvantaged.

And, as Barr reminds us, financially privileged writers who can afford time to write and to think have always been advantaged, and they still are.

They are one of only three clubs who will play three matches without their Origin players though they will likely be advantaged in all three contests.

I agree with them that organisationally charities shouldn't be advantaged, but it's because we're helping with really traumatised kids," she said.