Sentence examples similar to a conceivable disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Born into poverty in Mississippi in 1954, she overcame almost every conceivable disadvantage to become the woman Vanity Fair once described as having "more influence on the culture than any university, president, politician or religious leader, except perhaps the Pope".

That is, I concede, a conceivable construction of the words.

A conceivable scenario would be this.

That has a benefit and a disadvantage.

It's an advantage, not a disadvantage".

Normally, when Wade has his man at a particular disadvantage, help can come from any of several conceivable angles.

Caught in a politics that always seems to be in flux, able to look no further than the next projected wave election, the party out of power focuses its energy on addressing just about every conceivable short-term disadvantage, rather than on seeking a genuine mandate for a long-term governing agenda.

That's a huge disadvantage".

We have a psychological disadvantage".

It's a huge disadvantage.

It's a distinct disadvantage".