Sentence examples for face a disadvantage from inspiring English sources
Online competitors may face a disadvantage.
Asian-American applicants face a disadvantage of 140 SAT points.
"These people already face a disadvantage, which is now being compounded by the UK government's drive to move access to benefits and job search facilities online".
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque admits his "drained" side face a disadvantage in their Euro 2012 semi-final with Portugal on Wednesday.
As a millennial male, Reiss might seem to face a disadvantage in understanding to the fitness-related concerns of his customers who are mostly women ages 48 to 60.
Will she be bred tough like I am, able to face unwanted aggressors and if so, will she face a disadvantage in love for it, also like I have?
But he also faced a disadvantage because unlike Rambo and Thomas, he hadn't even had the offseason to spend learning the defense.
Mr. Torres, 33, who has been seeking work for three months, said Latinos faced a disadvantage trying to navigate Chinatown and work in Chinese-owned restaurants.
Smaller than the other sororities, which at the time had about 100 members each, AEPhi faces a disadvantage in publicity during the fall term due to a smaller presence on campus.
Even before he enters the courtroom, Mr. Morvillo, who declined to comment for this article, faces a disadvantage: last week's protracted questioning of Mr. Faneuil by a lawyer for Mr. Bacanovic, which seemed to backfire with the jury and to annoy the judge.
