Sentence examples similar to a disadvantageous launch from inspiring English sources

He moves in a disadvantageous direction.

"Yet there's still a disadvantageous industrial mix".

The fallout from a disadvantageous negotiation can reverberate for years to come.

A further issue regarding the FT model is the maintaining of countries of the south in a disadvantageous economic specialisation.

(M ost frequently today the average prospective tenant vis-a-vis the prospective landlord occupies a disadvantageous position.

The presence of manganese was found to have a disadvantageous influence on the combustion of chlororganics.

One could speculate that the lysed cyst might generate a nutrient gradient that attracts novel predators, a disadvantageous scenario for any prey.

5.11pm BST Ronnie might have taken on the yellow, chose not to, and found himself in a disadvantageous position when Selby hit it next go.

The war went badly for Athens, and it was forced to accept a disadvantageous peace in 355 when the Persian king threatened to intervene on the rebel side.

The continued arbitrage activity "also may harm shareholders because it may cause funds to manage their portfolio in a disadvantageous manner," the letter said.

Without quick action by the state, Empire may be forced to accept a disadvantageous buyout from another not-for-profit insurer just to remain financially viable.