How to pronounce “disadvantaged”(adj) in English

for disadvantaged children.

But coming from a disadvantaged background, and going to college, and being in D.C.-- and engage myself with political leaders.

who was incredibly disadvantaged because they couldn't advocate for themselves.

When women are disadvantaged and they cannot extract resources from the environment, they basically have to monetize their pussies.

If we merely aspire to bring our disadvantaged students up to the levels of achievement of our middle class students, we will fail all of our students.

And the things that are disadvantaged will be selected against.

We know that in cultures where women are disadvantaged, marriage rates go up, more children are born into wedlock, virginity is coveted, and, oh, yeah, prostitution

So we know what happens when women are disadvantaged.

Almost all of those young people were from disadvantaged backgrounds.

at these kinds of tasks than those from more disadvantaged backgrounds or less wealthy socioeconomic positions.

Now, we know what happens when women are disadvantaged.

We've helped children with disabilities, to disadvantaged children, under-served children, children of tragedies like Hurricane Katrina and the recent tsunami in Japan.

We recently held a meeting with about 100 pastors from communities that are somewhat disadvantaged, medically and otherwise,

But often, it's girls who have grown up in disadvantaged communities.

Especially television could be quite powerful if we projected into living rooms or onto your screen the story's of disadvantaged people.

After dozens of iterations and years of testing, the Embrace infant warmer is being distributed to disadvantaged communities and is saving lives.

I discovered that every single one of these young innovators whom I profiled from both advantaged and disadvantaged backgrounds was intrinsically motivated.

I also think it would do a lot to reduce the degree of alienation that economically disadvantaged people feel in places like these.

Achieving education for better outcomes for disadvantaged children in Philadelphia, which is a goal that, you know, no one would be on the opposite side

But this was a study of what goes right, so it was how do kids from disadvantaged families stay on good paths and develop well?

So, it was, how do kids from disadvantaged families stay on good paths and develop well?

The argument is mostly put against the controversial articles that we receive that they're going to harm disadvantaged or marginalized groups.

- The argument is mostly put against the controversial articles that we receive that they are going to harm disadvantaged or marginalized groups.

So that's my argument in the book is that I'm for any evidence-based policies that are aimed at helping the disadvantaged,

The argument is mostly put against the controversial articles that we receive that they are going to harm disadvantaged or marginalized groups.

Whereas I'm arguing that prosthetic arm users in the United States are an underserved population, they're not disadvantaged, certainly to the same degree

Think about what's going on in India, China, Thailand, where women are disadvantaged, right?

Another example of that, and these are hyperbole obviously, you take a kid, like a disadvantaged kid is in a tough spot, has a lot of things going against him at say age four.

philanthropist had to learn from the field, there's a lot of learning--there's a lot of information out there anyway about what might improve the outcomes for disadvantaged kids

at a whole lot of different studies not in any one city, adaptive learning has--can make a huge boost especially for disadvantaged kids, seven-tenths of the grade level.