Sentence examples for disadvantage being from inspiring English sources

Skype does have a Facebook app, it should be noted, but it is at something of a disadvantage being listed on Skype's site rather than on Facebook itself.

"Most guys overwhelmingly feel that there is a big disadvantage being in a division with eight teams compared to a division with seven teams," Detroit defenseman Niklas Kronwall told reporters.

The rest eventually followed.In this section Managing for growth A last blast No killing to be made Gordian knotwork Caught Knapping The game of the name Dixons' comet A home-grown revolutionary ReprintsBut NTL's biggest advantage lay in its apparent disadvantage: being a small independent company without the backing of an American giant.

This leaves children from poorer homes attending poorer schools, and leads to "educational disadvantage being passed down from one generation to the next", the report says.

Conclusions: We have demonstrated that in a tertiary referral practice resident surgeons can be taught to perform complex vaginal surgery with the only observed disadvantage being a slightly prolonged operative time.

Dave, even though you are neither a student nor in the UK, with the wonders of the WWW you will not be at a great disadvantage, being able to click on the majority of the careers services resources as well.

Disadvantage is ubiquitous.

Mr Davis's disadvantage is that he is.

Another minor disadvantage is his height.

But a further disadvantage is speed.

Learning to understand when your disadvantage is an advantage and not a disadvantage can be tricky.