Sentence examples for It disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Regulators have also examined whether it disadvantaged competitors by including material from other Web sites in search results and whether its advertising business complied with European antitrust law.

That helped those investors who sold at what turned out to be unreasonably low prices, but it disadvantaged those who stepped into the market to buy at the height of the crisis, when few others would.

Worse, too many continue the practice of paying or accepting payments for bringing their business to one intermediary rather than another even if it disadvantaged their client, despite the clear instruction from the regulator that this was wrong.

It should nevertheless be considered when the predisposing factors suggest it (disadvantaged social background, recent immigrant, tuberculosis in family circle) or when neurological impairment is not sensitive to antibiotic or antiviral therapies.

Although duplicate-portion collection provides precise measurement, it is disadvantaged by its heavy burden on sample donors, which hampers sampling of large populations and accordingly limits case numbers and analysis of specific cancer sites.

It is disadvantaged in the overall results by its inability to recover a good p53 motif.

So, not only is it beautifully sexy on the leg, but it's also perfect for Valentine's Day, comfortable and it helps disadvantaged women.

"It means it will take that much longer to recover because it's really disadvantaged and it affects the bottom-line earnings," he said.

It affects disadvantaged children and makes reform urgent.

It helps disadvantaged foreigners apply to, and get scholarships from, American universities.

The valley slowly crawled back from that disaster, but it remains disadvantaged.