Sentence examples for disadvantage giving from inspiring English sources

Darden's appeal to the basest reader response works only to his disadvantage, giving the book the appearance of a fast-buck quickie, its prose relentlessly vulgar and adrift in social resentment.

Some also argue the extended trading hours put smaller trading firms at a disadvantage, given the costs of adding staff.

But that could work to Apple's disadvantage, given that the company still charges a premium for its systems, Mr. O'Donnell said.

That leaves Japan, pound for pound the best rugby players on the planet – the most accurate, the most telling passers of the ball – but still at a disadvantage given that a perpetual physical pounding still takes a toll on skills.

To not do so at this time would clearly put the division at a strategic disadvantage, given market heat over new music formats.

The idea might be that if having a native propensity to acquire a trait will give rise to advantage or disadvantage given ordinary upbringing and ordinary free market arrangements, the propensity counts as a natural endowment advantage On this view, luck egalitarianism goes wrong by overreaching, insisting on undoing unproblematic inequalities.

Sotheby's may be at a competitive disadvantage given that publicly traded companies are compelled to operate with a greater level of transparency.

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The T. rex might be at a bit of a disadvantage given that it is an inanimate object and all, but this fight is still kinda fun to watch!

This could be a disadvantage given that women seem to want an early diagnosis.

This was perceived as a major disadvantage given the urgency of the launch of the FHCI (KII – donor).