Sentence examples for was so disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

While one of every nine AA study participants (11.3%) suffered the multiplicative disadvantage of living in an extremely poor neighborhood and being inadequately insured, only one of every 36 NHWA participants was so disadvantaged (RR = 4.03, 95% CI 2.97, 5.48).

In fact, there's never been a candidate since Samuel Tilden who's been so disadvantaged by the Electoral College.

Africa is so disadvantaged by the chronic lack of training facilities that the Olympic medal league table is meaningless.

It is the film's little joke that Ayla, played as an adult by Daryl Hannah (and as a tot by Emma Floria, a teenager by Nicole Eggert), is so disadvantaged by her long, tawny body and luxuriant blond hair that the darker, dumpier Neanderthals find her unattractive.

I cannot understand why Monmouthshire's residents should be so disadvantaged.

Yes, boy readers are so disadvantaged.

"I really do feel that people in rural areas are so disadvantaged.

Sodium vapor is so disadvantaged it's almost hard to imagine".

There is no respect in which inhabitants of a low-income neighborhood are so disadvantaged as in the kind of schooling they can get for their children.

"Because we have developed this notion of women and minorities being so disadvantaged and we have to help them, that we have, in many cases, twisted the thing so that it's no longer a case of equal opportunity.

The sustained impacts of ERA for the ND25+ group are especially noteworthy in light of the fact that this group was so severely disadvantaged and so difficult to employ normally, as suggested by outcomes for the control group.