Sentence examples for be a disadvantage because from inspiring English sources

A. I don't think it will be a disadvantage because right now, people are very interested in deafness.

"It could be a disadvantage because we never get critical distance," Mr. Noterdaeme said.

But it can also be a disadvantage, because it can cut you off from many of the resources you'll need to bounce back after a crisis.

Aptitude drew the No. 12 post yesterday, which could be a disadvantage because the mile-and-a-quarter race begins midway on the clubhouse turn, causing horses with outside posts to lose ground early.

The behavior and properties of HSC are being studied around the world, but one of the advantages of concrete, namely that it can be cast using local materials, when dealing with new concretes can be a disadvantage, because research conducted elsewhere does not necessarily apply to the materials available near the construction site.

"And that can be a disadvantage because if we clog up hospital outpatient clinics, we'll get patients who need to see their specialist actually having to wait longer".

This is a disadvantage because Dwight Howard will probably foul out in the middle of the third quarter..".

Owning software is a disadvantage because you have to maintain it, update it and move it from computer to computer".

"But as things went on, it was a disadvantage because his thing was subsumed by the politics that all bands carry with them," he said.

That was a disadvantage because "even number" qualifiers were lined up on the so-called "dirty" side of the track where traction was deemed less favorable.

Chinese officials argue that for much of the last decade, the fixed currency was a disadvantage because the dollar rose steadily against most other currencies, making the yuan more expensive and working against the sale of Chinese products in foreign markets.