Sentence examples for disadvantageous situations from inspiring English sources

Humans have been consistently shown to be bad at making decisions, especially in disadvantageous situations.

According to Alvarez (1987), females are more vulnerable and may have an incentive to acquire citizenship in order to escape from disadvantageous situations such as repressive marriages or jobs.

These disadvantageous situations can be linked to public health conditions and the availability of public infrastructure (Fatemi et al. 2017) when accessibility is at stake in the different phases of a disaster (for example, in terms of evacuation, preparedness, and recovery).

The logic of their rivalry traps them in a mutually disadvantageous situation.

It is deliberately avoiding repaying these bondholders, and it used its sovereign immunity to force a disadvantageous situation.

"I intend to sign the law," Mr. Putin said Thursday, "as well as a presidential decree changing the procedure of helping orphaned children, children left without parental care, and especially children who are in a disadvantageous situation due to their health problems".

He was, at the same time, leaving the socially disadvantageous situation of a playwright for the rarefied atmosphere of the court of King Louis XIV, where, according to the memorialist Louis de Rouvroy, duc de Saint-Simon, he distinguished himself by his "grace and eloquence".

Local cadres who were marginalized did not necessarily circumvent the radical policies issued by higher-level governments; instead, they might pander to higher-level governments to escape a disadvantageous situation.

These nations are apt to be placed in an economically disadvantageous situation within the opportunity of communalization of legal systems being advanced by the ASEAN Economic Community AECC) launched in 2015, and the book clarifies the dynamics of the changes within these legal systems.

When the FAP in better condition selects the TBF weights for interference mitigation purposes (i.e., altruistic beamforming), the stochastic behavior of the desired signal and the interference that the FUE in disadvantageous situation perceives can be approximated as χ2distributed RVs with 4 and 2 degrees of freedom, respectively.

To accomplish the writing of this book timing was everything; as was turning a seemingly disadvantageous situation into an advantage; making lemonade out of lemons, so to speak.