Sentence examples for be disadvantaged when the from inspiring English sources
Is there any way in which the client could be disadvantaged when the lawyer is splitting profits with a nonlawyer?
Populations of parasitoids will be disadvantaged when the commonly used formulated insecticides we tested (λ-cyhalothrin, cypermethrin,indoxacarb, and spinosad) are applied in the field compared to application or transgenic expression of the lepidopteran-active Cry toxins expressed in plants.
So in the case of a single transaction, the supplier is disadvantaged when the transaction is based on credit or when he delivers the goods to the buyer's door, and the buyer can take advantage of the supplier through their own optimal strategies forcing the supplier into a lower price, deceit, fraud, or breach of the contract.
Because these patients do not have cancer any more will they be disadvantaged when these modalities are requested?
I continue to marvel at those that oppose marriage equality who in no way would be disadvantaged when it comes into fruition.
Further, the research finds that while entrepreneurs benefit from moderately strong relationships with bankers, they are disadvantaged when these ties are too strong because they stop considering external options.
Older people may be disadvantaged when accessing appropriate and acceptable services that meet their preferences and those of their family carers, who may also be older people [ 7].
Anyone who spent their formative years reading My Family and Other Animals, Gerald Durrell's magnificently funny account of his childhood in 1930s Corfu, is disadvantaged when it comes to the adult contemplation of Lawrence Durrell.
Moraitakis believes that startups and small businesses have been disadvantaged when it comes to making the best hires for too long.
In all of these respects, large sections of Africa, Latin America, and parts of Asia and the Middle East are disadvantaged when compared with most of Europe and with countries such as the United States, Canada, Japan, and Australia.
Studies show that if a single mother is poor and has no college education, the children are disadvantaged when it comes to readiness for starting school.
