The phrase "disadvantage over" is not grammatically correct and is not typically used in written English. A more common phrase would be "disadvantage to" or "disadvantage against". For example, "We had a significant disadvantage to our competitors in the competition."
Britain is also at a disadvantage over its accessibility.
They gain a competitive disadvantage over mainly smaller businesses who cannot afford armies of accountants to exploit loopholes.
The Sharks, the best penalty-killing team in the league, killed off a two-man disadvantage over the final 1 12 to secure the win.
The idea that any country that implements the tax unilaterally will be putting itself at a critical disadvantage over and against other jurisdictions is equally flawed.
A polymorphism that persists over many generations is usually maintained because no one form possesses an overall advantage or disadvantage over the others in terms of natural selection.
"While likely to achieve some savings," the cost-cutting efforts "may nonetheless leave it at a competitive labor cost disadvantage over the long term," said Standard & Poor's credit analyst Philip Baggaley.
Official records have the advantage of being more reliable, but the disadvantage of over-representing the most serious offenses and the most serious offenders (those who have been caught and convicted).
Obscure players enjoy advantages and disadvantages over the stars during Media Day.
In an e-mail, Adamatzky said that, as a substrate for biological computing, plants offered both advantages and disadvantages over slime molds.
A bent nose, skewed chin or lopsided ears would all be slight disadvantages over a 3,000km 1,9000 miles) Tour de France.Alister Doyle Oslo* SIR — Another way of looking at it is that over the 35,000-year history of Homo sapiens, we have come to consider the looks that are genetically connected with strength, health and endurance appealing.
However, each procedure has some disadvantages over the other.
