Sentence examples for disadvantages to going from inspiring English sources

But there are some disadvantages to going the alternative airport route.

There are disadvantages to going this far north in midwinter – we were lucky with the weather, but days are short and tourist attractions closed (we could not go to Handa Island or Cape Wrath, for example).

There are disadvantages to going in winter, however, as Disney often uses that time to refurbish certain attractions.

"It is to our decided disadvantage to go through this next Congress being perceived as arguing against any and every tax cut," said Mark Mellman, a Democratic pollster.

It may seem like a disadvantage to go two weeks without playing a game before the tournament, but our coaches did a great job of using that time to prepare us for possible opponents.

The danger for the airlines is that deals made in haste may lock in labor costs that prove to be higher than what a desperate United can ultimately get from its workers, leaving rivals either having to swallow a competitive disadvantage or to go back to the bargaining table yet again, asking for contract amendments.

Even if each metastatic clone is at a competitive disadvantage and tends to go extinct, new metastatic clones may continually replace them.

They are homeschooling you so that you will not have to endure all the disadvantages of going to a public/private school, as listed in Step 1.

"It doesn't matter if we're up a goal or down a goal or have a two-man disadvantage with three minutes to go in the game.

"I was at a disadvantage because I wanted to go out a certain way, and Wade was sharp enough to sense that," Pletcher says.

But now, shortly after the opposition leader has had his skull cracked by police, and as other journalists are locked up and threatened with violence (I learn later that the man from Time spent an uncomfortable five days in the jug, without food), the disadvantages of going to Zimbabwe are in the forefront of my mind.