For some years inner London's poor, who lost out the most from benefit retrenchment, stayed put facing rising housing costs which pushed them into deeper disadvantage.
The much deeper disadvantage is that it fosters paranoia towards the Palestinians, with whom Israel needs to come to terms if it is to survive as a Jewish and democratic state.
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.
Some are minorities, accounting for a small proportion of the national population, while others make up a significant share of the population but have little power in society as a result of their isolation and, very often, deep historical disadvantage.
Tuvalu suffers from some deep seated disadvantages in the areas of investment capital (finance), management and technical skills, technology, marketing infrastructure, and shore based infrastructure.
The river at this point was also wide and deep; the only disadvantage was that the marshes to the east and swamps within the area made the spot unhealthy.
Towns that rely on groundwater (water pumped from deep underground) face an even bigger disadvantage.
Disadvantage: you need a deep pan and you may find it more difficult to pour out the finished stock.
