Sentence examples for a small disadvantage. from inspiring English sources

Sexual impotence is a small disadvantage compared with the vast depowerings of our scattered and diffuse individualisms.

A small disadvantage is that you must drive from the lodge to the beginning of the mountain trails.

This kind of identifier has a small disadvantage.

Sadly, the largest analyses of diversity in groups suggests there is no advantage to gender diversity (and possibly a small disadvantage).

Compared with middle-class candidates, lower-class applicants receive a boost equal to 130 SAT points, whereas upper-class students face a small disadvantage.

Qualitatively, the pattern is similar for females, though the initial advantage is smaller (0.20 log points) and has vanished (or turned into a small disadvantage) 15 years after arrival.

Because punishment suffers a smaller disadvantage when cooperation is common, even weak conformism (combined with payoff-biased transmission) can stabilize punishment against the invasion of second-order free riders who cooperate but do not punish.

So for example, if you're playing blackjack in a casino, when you're playing against the casino, you have a very small disadvantage.

The effect of a rise in industry demand is larger among Hispanics and, as with women, suggests a small increasing disadvantage as demand slackens.

In addition, detrimental mutations with a small selective disadvantage in a small population may become fixed as if they were neutral and the mean population fitness may decline over time (Hedrick 1994; Wang et al. 1999).

The debate on cisplatin vs carboplatin is beyond the scope of this paper, but we note that the updated ASCO guideline state carboplatin as an acceptable option in advanced NSCLC, despite a small survival disadvantage (Azzoli et al, 2011).