Sentence examples for which disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

An effect of social disadvantage or income, in which disadvantaged individuals are less likely to look up health information on the Internet, has been mentioned in some previous studies.

Charles Gifford, FleetBoston's chief executive, said in a statement that "any activity which disadvantaged customers is offensive, even though limited to a small number of individuals".

And so, when she came across a small news item about dance bars in Mumbai, dens of iniquity in which disadvantaged young women were used and abused by the city's elite, she knew that here was something worth delving into.

Who's who As well as Bintley, artistic director and house choreographer, you may have seen his assistant director Desmond Kelly and ballet mistress Marion Tait in the Channel 4 series Ballet Changed My Life: Ballet Hoo (2007), in which disadvantaged youngsters trained to perform in Romeo and Juliet.

A discussion of research on the effectiveness of these programs is therefore linked to respective target groups and the extent to which disadvantaged children are addressed.

More specifically, Mansbridge (1999, 628) focuses on four functions and their related contexts in which disadvantaged groups would want to be represented by someone who belongs to their group.

Obtaining her doctorate in 1968, she went on to found the HomeBased Early Childhood Education program in the Cambridge, MA, public schools, a kind of "each one teach one" in which economically disadvantaged mothers themselves became trained and employed as home visitors to other disadvantaged families, bringing books and educational materials into the homes of toddlers.

He says the Peter Cruddas Foundation, which helps disadvantaged children, "is going to benefit.

Teens and Toddlers which inspires disadvantaged and underachieving young people by encouraging them to mentor children.

It will benefit Bottomless Closet, which helps disadvantaged women enter the work force.

It was their first adventure to raise money for Cancer Research UK and the Prince's Trust, which helps disadvantaged young people.