Sentence examples for were being disadvantaged from inspiring English sources
The childminders felt they were being disadvantaged, especially when they learned the club was offering a week's free childcare.
Nansi Ellis, a policy officer at the Association of Teachers and Lecturers union, said the results would reveal what the impact of the removal of January exams has had, and whether students were being disadvantaged.
The amendments to the allocation mechanism went some way to appease the licence-holders with large catch histories who were being disadvantaged.
Clinicians voiced concern that non-TWW patients with and without cancer were being disadvantaged by the priority given to TWW patients with cancer.
A generation of children are being disadvantaged".
These children are being disadvantaged in a system that hasn't been revisited in the eight years since it was created".
Because the research is only being done for half of the population, one could argue that the research is not ethical, that men are being disadvantaged because of this project.
"Candidates and parties are being disadvantaged by the fact that individuals and corporations can give unlimited money to 'super PACs,' " he said, referring to committees that make only independent expenditures and are not subject to contribution limits.
It will promote an environment that is consistent with effective competition; it will challenge abusive monopoly behaviour, take steps to promote competition where customers are being disadvantaged (for instance, in retail banking) and promote long-term investment rather than the casino capitalism that has disadvantaged the UK's economy and social cohesion".
"Unfortunately, the evidence available from our affiliated unions and other sources is that both Australian and overseas workers are being disadvantaged and migrant workers are exploited on a regular basis under the current policy and program settings that govern temporary work visas".
"I think that some of our smaller associations are being disadvantaged by these kinds of actions".
