Sentence examples for being disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

It is also profitable to farmers despite government policies being disadvantageous to wildlife.

However, a wedged stopper layer cannot be removed easily after deposition, being disadvantageous for some applications like bead transport through stray fields of moving DWs, where the distance between the magnetic layers and the bead and thus the stray field characteristics changes along the wedge.

In fact, there is a correlation between Mecp2 "dosage" and phenotype severity, indicating a narrow normal expression range, with deviance in both directions being disadvantageous (Chao & Zoghbi, 2012).

This obviously being disadvantageous to evolutionary fitness, several attempts have been made to explain how evolution could allow aging to exist.

The situation, he said, is disadvantageous for both parties.

Some day, he said, a white judge might draw a map that was disadvantageous to blacks.

In loan "flipping," for example, homeowners are tricked into complex refinancing even when it is disadvantageous to them.

If the specific share method turns out to be disadvantageous, the investor is stuck with the consequences.

Normal fish do not produce growth hormone in the winter, presumably because it is disadvantageous to do so.

It will even be disadvantageous for him because people will believe he's using the name to get elected".

Being landlocked can be disadvantageous, limiting access to seafood and maritime transport.