As with any other multicentre study, we are confronted with certain disadvantages, such as the loss of unity of judgement, with the participation of various researchers, or the reduced homogeneity of the sample group and the parallel increase in data dispersion.
Moreover, despite specific strengths such as flexibility and adaptability, they have to confront a series of difficulties and disadvantages comparing to larger companies.
The six Muslim women track the challenges their Islamic sisters confront and work to eradicate their disadvantages by advancing their rights.
Girls' disproportionate vulnerability to HIV infection stems from both greater physiological susceptibility to heterosexual transmission, and from social and economic disadvantages and gender inequality they confront.
But he'll have to confront a potential mutiny among his fellow-Republicans, a gaping disadvantage in field organization, and the widespread belief that he isn't qualified to be President.
The study, co-authored by three research and advocacy groups, lists many disadvantages that families headed by same-sex couples confront because the federal government defines marriage as between one man and one woman.
Rather than focus on the disadvantages of groups hurt by this decision, Americans must confront the unearned advantage of whiteness that inspired Michigan's Proposal 2 in the first place.
WASHINGTON — President Obama is signaling to wealthy Democratic donors that he wants them to start contributing to an outside group supporting his re-election, reversing a long-held position as he confronts a deep financial disadvantage on a vital front in the campaign.
Coming from countries where English is not taught in public schools early enough (if at all!) and arriving largely without college degrees at a time when most jobs require some kind of post secondary education, Hispanics are confronted with a double disadvantage.
The battleground of the new war is not Afghanistan but here, and in his very choice of weapons our enemy has left America at a grave disadvantage, one the country has not begun to grasp, let alone confront.
