Sentence examples for every disadvantage from inspiring English sources

However, every disadvantage has its advantage, Johan Cruyff would say.

As he put it in one of his famous gnomic utterances: "Every disadvantage has its advantage".

Every disadvantage the father had seems to be reversed in his son.

"Over the past year and a half, we have eliminated every disadvantage to being on traditional television," he said.

For a community with every disadvantage and obstacle to success, children suffering from lead poisoning can be expected to grow up with additional intellectual and behavioral problems.

So I thought, I'd give this poor little kid every disadvantage, but then she's got so much fighting spirit, she'll win through!

The beachline there had every possible disadvantage for an amphibious operation.

If the amendment passes, people like Congressional clerical workers would be virtually the only Americans offered every possible disadvantage and none of the advantages of health care reform.

Every apparent disadvantage is turned into a plus: "I am in the good position of not being able to make gestures with my hands," he says, "so my voice is the only form of expression that I have.

Born into poverty in Mississippi in 1954, she overcame almost every conceivable disadvantage to become the woman Vanity Fair once described as having "more influence on the culture than any university, president, politician or religious leader, except perhaps the Pope".

And the differences of preferences were so categorical in every case the disadvantage of anybody who has an unaligned program service, as against an aligned program service, is so glaring.