Sentence examples for extra disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Such a change would send out a signal to victims of sexual abuse that they not only have to summon their courage to speak, but will appear at court with an extra disadvantage.

Non-native English speakers were at an extra disadvantage when retrieving relevant documents.

Non-native English speakers were at an extra disadvantage when retrieving relevant documents despite high levels of English-language skills.

In this study the non-native English speakers, though displaying no visible trouble reading English text, were at an extra disadvantage when trying to search.

The greater likelihood of insomnia symptoms developing in middle age among women compared to men explained the overall association between gender and psychiatric distress at age 57, but not the extra disadvantages for women in a manual social class.

Other disadvantages include extra fat pad that can obscure the joint and the more labour intensive husbandry practices required for animal handling (Wolfensohn & Lloyd 2003) and the acquisition of animals from an agricultural background instead of bred for purpose, meaning their health status and genetic background will be less uniform.

The disadvantages include extra record keeping and all the work involved in creating and maintaining a small business.

Don't be fooled by filling the plate,even if you think you'll finish,especially at big ceremonies,because you'll be ending up with two huge disadvantages;gaining extra calories,leaving the plate full and that's just irritating.

Players discounted the notion that the extra days off were a disadvantage.

Business organisations will protest that it's an extra burden and may even disadvantage them against foreign rivals.

The Rangers survived a two-man disadvantage in the extra session — one of the penalties was to Dan Girardi for boarding Buffalo's Tyler Ennis — and sent the game to a shootout.