Sentence examples for a particular disadvantage from inspiring English sources

And a perverse calculus puts them at a particular disadvantage.

And so girls with autism and normal intelligence may end up at a particular disadvantage.

Print newspapers are also at a particular disadvantage in Britain because of the BBC.

Considering both underrepresentation and undercounts, Mexican-origin organizations seem at a particular disadvantage.

Women are at a particular disadvantage because they start off with about 20percentt less muscle than men.

But, in an age that favours diplomatic skills as well as technical ones, Exxon may be at a particular disadvantage.

Proposition 8, Reinhardt notes, has the same key characteristic, singling out gays and lesbians for a particular legal disadvantage.

The particular disadvantage of this approach, however, is a higher rate of complications [ 12].

"We do not doubt that older women have faced particular disadvantage within the broadcast media..

This particular disadvantage was not shared by two other nonchivalrous weapons, the halberd and pike.

But it noted "we do not doubt that older women have faced particular disadvantage within the broadcast media".