Sentence examples for clear disadvantages from inspiring English sources

This supposed advantage of home traders is tempered by very clear disadvantages.

Once it becomes a hard-currency country, it will find no advantages — and see clear disadvantages — in reducing the role of hard currencies and expanding that of SDRs.

Clear disadvantages of the sampling-based approach are the natural processing penalty imposed by a larger dataset and the difficulty of estimating the minimum number of required samples.

An advantage, which corresponds to one of the few clear disadvantages of Zermelo set theory, is that it is possible to define natural numbers, cardinal numbers, and ordinal numbers in the natural way intended by Frege, Russell, and Whitehead.

GPS-based methods have a strong advantage here since it is a globally accessible method and will work even if the mobile device is not associated with a mobile network (there are clear disadvantages in that situation, but it could work).

The authors found some differences between the genders in graduate school for example, women were more likely than men to work with women faculty members but "no clear disadvantages in the aspects of training environments that we can measure," they write. .

From a different point of view, 12 ml/kg IBW provided clear-cut disadvantages.

The Bluejays had a clear disadvantage from the start.

Without Anthony, the Knicks were at a clear disadvantage in talent and star power.

There is a clear disadvantage in relying on returning expatriates to give a version of a country.

"Come on," I replied, taking the provocation, and citing statistics showing women are still socially, economically and politically at a clear disadvantage.