Sentence examples for finding disadvantages from inspiring English sources

(Manager 2, Manaus) Most of the interviewed managers had difficulties in finding disadvantages in the new technology.

But we kept finding only disadvantages.

Disadvantages: finding a store which sells the book - maybe long time, quality is always not as good as retail store version.

When they come here, they're already at a disadvantage finding research experiences compared with students who came here as freshmen, who have had two or three years to find such opportunities.

The disadvantages are finding an expendable donor nerve near the target muscle with a large enough motor fiber population from which to "borrow" [ 53].

Even when it comes to serving clients, traditional investment banks are finding themselves at a disadvantage to upstarts that move faster at a lower price.

A 1997 House of Lords judgment offers a precedent that could help former employees who claim they have suffered the "stigma" of being associated with an employer that put them at a "serious disadvantage" in finding new work.

The vast majority of journalists suffer the same disadvantage of finding the subject impenetrably difficult, with the added deterrent that writing about the issue involves prohibitively expensive legal and accountancy advice.

In the unlikely scenario where both succeeded, the dream is that America and China, the world's two biggest economies, finding themselves at a disadvantage in the other's market, would have to reach a consolidated agreement on, hope the TPP's promoters, their 21st-century terms.This ideal outcome is far beyond today's horizons.

Compared to the investment newsletters, Wall Street is at a disadvantage in finding these anomalies.

Not having those skills puts some at a disadvantage in finding great consultants and freelancers for their projects.