Sentence examples for considerable disadvantages to from inspiring English sources
However, the submission admits there are considerable disadvantages to a system of complete deregulation.
In his 2008 book The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World – in what appears to be an attempt to illustrate the "considerable disadvantages" to the "cash-free life" of "hunter-gatherer societies" – Ferguson wrote: Five years ago, members of the Nukak-Maku unexpectedly wandered out of the Amazonian rainforest at San José del Guaviare in Colombia.
However, there are considerable disadvantages to using allogeneic cells.
Bolivia's indigenous people, the Quechua and Aymara Indians, make up most of the population, but appear to be at a considerable disadvantage to their non-indigenous neighbours: educational attainment and earning potential remain much lower, one of the many problems that the country's democratic government is attempting to address.
However, the use of ceftriaxone in low-resource countries has considerable disadvantages which have to be considered: (i) the drug has to be adminstered intravenously or intramuscularly; (ii) well trained staff is necessary; (iii) uncritical use may promote the development of resistance; (iv) ceftriaxone is approximately 3 to 10 times more expensive than amoxicillin.
Some never learn to manage their laboratories effectively, and this puts them at a considerable disadvantage compared to their colleagues.
Google's Nexus line has been Wi-Fi-only until now, a considerable disadvantage relative to competing products like the iPad for frequent travelers.
Although water is clearly an attractive lubricant for economical, ecological, thermal management and other reasons, it suffers from a considerable disadvantage compared to oil, namely its low pressure-coefficient of viscosity, which has serious consequences for elastohydrodynamic lubrication.
So long as you have that kind of depth in a human being, people will root for him Jon walked out of the room and I said, 'That guy has lived.'" Hamm admitted that he felt that he had a considerable disadvantage compared to his peers, and initially believed Thomas Jane would acquire the role.
This inflexibility, together with the potential for treatment bias, is a considerable disadvantage compared to alternatives.
Canary Island men and women who were elderly and had no schooling were at a considerable disadvantage compared to those who had completed at least primary school.
