Sentence examples for also disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

Mr. McBride is also disadvantaged by the rules for this primary, which has no runoff.

The strategy also "disadvantaged smaller Indigenous organisations with less experience in applying for competitive funding, and who lacked the resources to hire such expertise, compared with larger non-government organisations".

The prosecution is also disadvantaged by the fact that Talwinder Singh Parmar, a former Canadian resident who was suspected of masterminding the plot, was killed in 1992 while in Indian police custody.

Wilmots, whose side take on the Republic of Ireland in Bordeaux on Saturday, is perhaps also disadvantaged by the fact that so many of his players have developed under Diego Simeone, José Mourinho and Mauricio Pochettino, even to an extent Jürgen Klopp, coaches who give their players a very clear roadmap.

The European market is also disadvantaged by linguistic and cultural differences.

Changes in the equity market structure have also disadvantaged retail investors who could invest in these new IPOs.

Treatment to remove health-related disadvantages seems acceptable, but people might also be disadvantaged by failing to match an ideal.

British citizens would also be disadvantaged, he said.

In the Scottish Review online, a retired senior civil servant, James Aitken, describes how the Edinburgh-based government will also be disadvantaged with covert intelligence.

New entrants to the market can also be disadvantaged there because they don't have enough money to pay ISPs to deliver their services at a reasonable quality".

However, it would also have disadvantaged 300,000 self-employed workers who made profits of less than £6,000 a year and paid NI contributions voluntarily to get a state pension.