Sentence examples for Slight disadvantages from inspiring English sources

On one hand, the science suggests that being born ambidextrous may come with slight disadvantages, not only for cognitive functioning, but also for mental health.

A bent nose, skewed chin or lopsided ears would all be slight disadvantages over a 3,000km 1,9000 miles) Tour de France.Alister Doyle Oslo* SIR — Another way of looking at it is that over the 35,000-year history of Homo sapiens, we have come to consider the looks that are genetically connected with strength, health and endurance appealing.

However, two slight disadvantages of the high-order ESPRIT method are that (1) the construction of four cumulant matrices leads to an additional computational burden and (2) a parameter-pairing procedure is required for avoiding the estimation failure problem.

20 However, even slight disadvantages in terms of health can lead to large disadvantages in terms of employability during recessions, placing people at the back of a longer queue.

He was left with a slight disadvantage in material, yet his central pawns controlled important squares.

The Mets may be at a slight disadvantage because they're not familiar with the use of the designated hitter.

He acknowledged that the tarts he found would be at a slight disadvantage because he had just returned from Paris.

Political experts said that failing to meet the matching fund-raising threshold for the first filing puts Ms. Mark-Viverito at a slight disadvantage.

Skating first among the contenders, Goebel was also at a slight disadvantage because judges tend to hold slightly higher marks for later skaters.

Moscow's radial character puts it at a slight disadvantage compared with cities laid out on a grid, like New York, but the disadvantage need not be decisive: Tokyo is also a radial city.

Ms. Jackson's "Design of a Decade 1986/1996" and Madonna's "Something to Remember" were at a slight disadvantage because they are mostly previously released songs: they sold 129,000 and 112,600, respectively, in their initial week on sale.