Sentence examples for felt disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

I haven't read Don Quixote, but I haven't felt disadvantaged.

"I felt disadvantaged, if you will, not having information at hand to advise the governor," he said.

That provision had been ardently sought by lawmakers from Texas and other states that felt disadvantaged because they do not impose state income taxes.

Before the revolution, the company felt disadvantaged because its closest competitors, franchises of the giant French retailers Carrefour and Monoprix, enjoyed closer ties to the ruling family, Mr. Bayahi said.

Pite has never felt disadvantaged herself by being a woman, although she acknowledges that becoming a mother five years ago has affected everything – her time, her stamina and her priorities.

Everton striker Duggan, who started against the French after scoring as a substitute against Russia, admits she felt disadvantaged against the full-time French side.

They don't feel disadvantaged.

Al-Hilli said: "Women feel disadvantaged.

A massive increase in EU tariffs against developing-country exports would certainly make them feel disadvantaged.

For the first time in my life, I feel disadvantaged by factors over which I have no control.

Although their resources are dwarfed by those of the for-profit companies, nonprofit utilities say they do not feel disadvantaged.