Sentence examples for disadvantage i from inspiring English sources

Living environments are likely to differ in traffic-noise levels by neighborhood socioeconomic disadvantage (i.e., high- and low-socioeconomic disadvantaged neighborhoods) (Havard et al. 2011), which may itself be associated with lowered sleep quality.

"The only disadvantage I see is that we can't get his technique fundamentally sound.

"But I experienced these differences as a disadvantage; I felt excluded from the company of my peers".

"But, as Election Day approaches and I'm putting myself at a competitive disadvantage, I begin to drink it again".

The only disadvantage I can see is that it's going to make it much harder to find the good stuff!

For years, it has chosen, for private reasons, to maintain a low profile -- to its disadvantage, I think.

There are disadvantages, I admit — like sitting right behind a tall person at a performance.

But on the question of charm I tend to go with Somerset Maugham: "Charming people are generally weak and irresolute, charm is the weapon nature gives them to cope with their disadvantages; I never could set much trust in anyone who had it".

It does, however, present some disadvantages (i.e. water absorption) related to the experimental procedures.

The perceived advantages of electric driving need to offset the perceived disadvantages, i.e. perceived complexity and incompatibility with current driving and fueling patterns.

The FAIR highway, however, has two potential disadvantages: (i) the toll level is increased when subsidizing the low-income commuters and (ii) the divergence of lane utilization is aggravated on the FAIR highways compared to the do-nothing case.