Sentence examples for be very disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

It would be very disadvantageous for innovation.

Gronkowski is the perfect example of why selecting the best player available can be very disadvantageous.

"You may or may not be aware that at around the time you quoted the British government, in its budget, announced very aggressive taxation rules [effect from April 2013] which if imposed will be very disadvantageous to holders of UK property in companies and/or trusts," wrote Geoghegan in April.

Sometimes while you learn very well but when the exam day comes for example you fall ill, that will be very disadvantageous for you.

In washing a pre-deliquored cake, low moisture content at the time of wash liquor addition can be very disadvantageous for the wash efficiency due to inhomogeneous flow.

Objectively speaking, bidding competition for multiple suppliers is beneficial for reducing cost during the initial stage of construction; however, it is very disadvantageous for the cost control of entire life-cycle and is harmful for the operating management.

Yet this method of recruitment can also be disadvantageous, since response rates often turn out to be very low [ 51].

However, this method of recruitment can also be disadvantageous as response rates often turn out to be very low [ 36].

Replacement of CH3 with CF3 is definitely disadvantageous, because CF3 is very electron-rich and thus brings about a strong repulsion with such electron-rich residues of the receptor.

However, Paenke et al. (2007) found that nongenetic inheritance is disadvantageous when environmental fluctuations are very rapid and unpredictable from current environmental cues.

However, analogs of D-oligo DNA are disadvantageous for gene silencing because they are very costly to synthesize.