Sentence examples for a disadvantageous sort from inspiring English sources
Duckworth belonged to Haycraft's husband, Colin, who gave Bainbridge what Holroyd described as a "disadvantageous, sort of reverse contract – where most writers would get an increased royalty after selling, say, 3,000 copies, Beryl's percentage would reduce as the book sold more copies".
He moves in a disadvantageous direction.
"Yet there's still a disadvantageous industrial mix".
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 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.
Such a policy naturally led to conflicts with the kingdom of Larsa, which was situated in a disadvantageous downstream position.
It is deliberately avoiding repaying these bondholders, and it used its sovereign immunity to force a disadvantageous situation.
The $6 trillion was transported to Frankfurt, Ivan continued, where it was converted at a disadvantageous rate into €3 trillion.
The presence of manganese was found to have a disadvantageous influence on the combustion of chlororganics.
