Sentence examples for disadvantage though from inspiring English sources

He has the disadvantage, though, of having joined the jostling rather late.

Common perception suggested that the Royals were at a schematic disadvantage, though more statistically savvy analysts than I have suggested that Yost isn't as bad as we think.

Consequently, these regions lack a detailed understanding of the hydrology, are associated with underdevelopment and significant socio-economic disadvantage, though there is increasing pressure to develop the water resources in these areas.

Sadly, Cal is in a competitive environment in which if they don't spend these kinds of resources they are at a supposed competitive disadvantage, though Sam raises some legitimate questions about that theory.

Nelson's inability to communicate with the Admiralty in real time may not have been a disadvantage; "Though he made his own mistakes," Keegan notes, Nelson "was spared the misjudgments of others".

Delta Air Lines has complained, with justification, that Ex-Im-backed jet sales to competing airlines abroad put Delta at a disadvantage (though a new Ex-Im loan will help a Brazilian airliner send planes to Delta for maintenance).

PMTCT being a multistep program may have its disadvantages, though, as quality assurance and continuity of care are necessary along the entire pathway [ 9– 11].

Despite these disadvantages, though, a pessary can be a valuable alternative to surgery.

Reducing disadvantage through these programs though is an intergenerational goal not an immediate one.

This nonconfrontational quality has its disadvantages, though.

Compound materials also have their disadvantages, though.