Sentence examples for disadvantages by from inspiring English sources

We see how walking upright provided both advantages and disadvantages (by about 6 million years ago).

Pym portrays singleness as an identity rather than an absence, one that compensates for its social and material disadvantages by facilitating an unusually rich imaginative existence.

Mr Paul's fictitious region had managed to overcome its inherent disadvantages by virtue of a strategy dreamed up by a marketing genius.

For some people, however, it may be possible to minimize or even eliminate those disadvantages by using a sale and leaseback to transfer the property to children or other future beneficiaries.

His batting average is perpetually hamstrung by huge strikeout totals, but he has typically offset those disadvantages by drawing a large number of walks and maximizing his power when he does make contact.

The balance between advantages and disadvantages by using short cycle time thus should be considered.

They combat that disadvantage by being ruthlessly selective.

– found parents tried to compensate for any potential disadvantage by reading to August-born children more.

But early training can turn into a disadvantage by the age of 50.

The offering also puts prospective investors at a disadvantage by giving insiders more voting power, he said.

And it is working to overcome its fund-raising disadvantage by working in tandem with the better-financed Republican National Committee.