Sentence examples for you disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Think about it -- your ethnicity, in and of itself, does not make you "disadvantaged" in terms of learning capabilities and opportunities.

But if you are disadvantaged, you are far less likely to know any scientists.

You are disadvantaged in the tax credits if you are a couple.

These incentives include the enormous salaries bestowed upon superior producing players (the greed factor), the group norm factor which inculcates the belief that you are disadvantaged if others are using PEDS and you are not, and the dream of immortality, which translates into permanent fame for record-breaking achievements.

David Short, of solicitors Balfour and Manson, said: "At present if you are in Scotland and needing this care you are disadvantaged compared to someone who is living in England and Wales.

You are disadvantaged already.

Have you been disadvantaged as a younger worker?

"That has been happening over the years, and it's why today you have disadvantaged parts of Europe," he said.

"Cultural literacy is important too and if you don't know those key facts in the society you live in, you're permanently disadvantaged.

"If you told this jury that you knew that Dennis Kozlowski was getting millions and millions of dollars in compensation, you would be disadvantaged in that litigation, wouldn't you?" Mr. Campriello asked Mr. Bodman.

What I am not going to say is that if you are a widow or if you are a lone parent because your husband threw you out in an abusive relationship, you should be disadvantaged".