Sentence examples for disadvantageous meaning from inspiring English sources
High values for "commitment to the workplace" or "meaning of work" indicate a positive meaning whereas high values for "quantitative demands" or "work-privacy conflict" indicate a disadvantageous meaning.
As a result, we often give an event a meaning that makes it disadvantageous to us.
14 We then assessed whether IGT scores changed over blocks (meaning that participants learned to avoid disadvantageous decks over time and perform better) and whether the slope of this change was different between patients and controls in each block.
"Toxic liability" goes together, it means poisonous debt that is disadvantageous to our economy.
The opposite of "asset" is liability which means money owed, debt or something disadvantageous.
In fact, the event was neither disadvantageous to begin with, nor did it turn out to be advantageous; both are meanings we ascribe to events.
It would be very disadvantageous for innovation.
He moves in a disadvantageous direction.
Cardiac glycosides, however, have disadvantageous side effects.
The situation, he said, is disadvantageous for both parties.
(That is, they rejected disadvantageous inequity, or D.I).
