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Meanings of disadvantaged areas in English

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Usage of disadvantaged areas in English
1
Mostly, but not always, these clusters involve young people from disadvantaged areas.
The Irish Times
2
The co-educational school has 120 pupils, many from seriously socially disadvantaged areas.
The Irish Times
3
There are countless disadvantaged areas in sport, some more critical than others.
The Irish Times
4
Almost one third of children in these disadvantaged areas have severe literacy problems.
The Irish Times
5
Methods: A cluster-randomised controlled trial was carried out in disadvantaged areas in Stockholm.
Pubmed
6
Earlier payments were for animal premiums, arable aid and disadvantaged areas compensatory allowances.
The Irish Times
7
There would be help for the farm sector and disadvantaged areas.
The Irish Times
8
This seemingly fits with disadvantaged areas having results downgraded more heavily.
The Guardian
9
Many of the play facilities have been targeted at disadvantaged areas.
The Irish Times
10
FARMERS in disadvantaged areas should adopt alternative farm enterprises, according to a Teagasc researcher.
The Irish Times
11
In socially disadvantaged areas of Dublin Darndale, tallies indicated an 80 per cent Yes.
The Irish Times
12
Three are in disadvantaged areas and were benefitting from the Breaking the Cycle initiative
The Irish Times
13
The New Opportunities Fund will also support projects to aid pre-school children in disadvantaged areas.
The Irish Times
14
More recently, one-third of children from disadvantaged areas left national school inadequately prepared for life.
The Irish Times
15
Our GP service teeters on the verge of collapse, particularly in rural and disadvantaged areas.
The Irish Times
16
Rates are higher in socially disadvantaged areas, for instance.
The Guardian
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Disadvantaged areas across language varieties
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