Sentence examples similar to certainly disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

In the same line of thinking as "don't talk to the cops," the CEO was almost certainly instructed not to volunteer any disadvantageous information unless directly asked.

Ms. Gould and Ms. Fatima certainly aren't going to make a profit, but "if you look at the big picture it may not be financially disadvantageous to be here," Ms. Gould said.

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It would be very disadvantageous for innovation.

And certainly, the burden of proof is on those who are claiming, as the strengths-based movement did in its original form, that focusing on people's faults and weaknesses is disadvantageous.

He moves in a disadvantageous direction.

Cardiac glycosides, however, have disadvantageous side effects.

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

(That is, they rejected disadvantageous inequity, or D.I).

"Yet there's still a disadvantageous industrial mix".

Violent flanks are typically disadvantageous for nonviolent mass movements.