Sentence examples for disadvantages more from inspiring English sources

If Virginia — which has a voter identification law that is less restrictive than many in place — appears to encapsulate many of the Democrats' disadvantages, more optimistic veterans of the campaign say its positive lessons are more useful.

But if you do have employees, the SEP has disadvantages: More part-timers must be covered and there's less flexibility to design the plan to suit your needs.

This is a system that disadvantages more farmers than it enriches.

I didn't consider being in my late fifties a disadvantage – more a plus point.

She also says that the system prioritises ornate buildings, thereby disadvantaging more minimalist modern architecture.

On the other hand, as The New York Times reported last week, new research shows that boys struggle from any early disadvantage more than girls do, and notably so from the absence of an involved father.

Republicans hold no statewide offices in Illinois and have a clear voter disadvantage (more than 900,000 voted in the Democratic primary for the Senate on Tuesday while about 740,000 voted on the Republican side), but many sounded gleeful on Wednesday.

There are sellers whose intent is (possibly to their disadvantage) more missionary than mercenary -- whose staff have a record they want to play you, not merely sell you -- and buyers who like a place that cares, and who need to look beyond the new big thing or even the next big thing.

Doctors may make treatment decisions based on which patients they consider likely to do well, using factors such as age, weight and comorbidity (Dixon-Woods et al, 2006) and these judgements may disadvantage more deprived lung cancer patients (Forrest, 2013).

For females, family disadvantage remained significantly positively associated with victimization, but was modified by school disadvantage: family disadvantage was more strongly associated with dating violence victimization in more advantaged schools.

Thus, weighted net migration flows would have been −7.1% for social disadvantage (towards more disadvantaged areas) and −3.3% for material deprivation, suggestive of modest overall social drift.