Many South Africans consider themselves at a disadvantage with employers.
"I'm at a disadvantage with other small-business owners who are not responsible," Mr. Castiblanco said.
He thinks it would place New York at a competitive disadvantage with its neighbors.
Anyway, I'm right-handed, which put me at a disadvantage with today's puzzle.
Myler kicked the resulting penalty, yet Saracens made light of their one-man disadvantage with a stunning try.
Mr. Gore begins at a certain disadvantage with these voters, who may be put off by his sometimes aloof manner.
"The only disadvantage with such a standardised procedure is that we could only investigate 33 people," said Cajochen.
In terms of news coverage, The Journal's Monday-through-Friday publication schedule puts it at a competitive disadvantage with the business sections of seven-day-a-week newspapers.
The State Senate, which is led by Republicans, was reluctant to act, arguing that raising the wage would put New York at a disadvantage with other states' wages.
"We were at a disadvantage with our pitching and we were hoping that we could overcome it and get back even," Cashman said.
The cost of healthcare has helped leave big corporations like GM and Chrysler at a competitive disadvantage with their foreign counterparts".
