Sentence examples for from disadvantageous from inspiring English sources
In February 1783 Britain made a far from disadvantageous peace with its European enemies.
Derivatives are financial hybrids born in the guts of a computer and intended to protect users from disadvantageous economic shifts like currency devaluations or interest-rate increases.
Farmers are already suffering from disadvantageous access to the Japanese market because Australia and Canada are in the TPP and the United States is not.
According to Alvarez (1987), females are more vulnerable and may have an incentive to acquire citizenship in order to escape from disadvantageous situations such as repressive marriages or jobs.
The evolution of declining investments in tandem with lower interest rates shown in Chart 1 is seen as stemming from disadvantageous rates of return not related to the pace of aggregate demand expansion.
In general, the findings indicate that poorer IGT performance (e.g., more choices from disadvantageous decks) was associated with a greater mean of the second and third eigenvalues (suggesting disruption of axonal myelination).
Patients with ventromedial prefrontal cortex lesions displayed less optimal performance than normal controls, making considerably more selections from the disadvantageous decks than from the advantageous decks [ 26].
*p <.05 The results of the present study indicated that the adolescents with ADHD made less optimal selections on the card task than controls by selecting more cards from the disadvantageous deck B and fewer cards from the advantageous deck D than controls.
The total number of card selections from the disadvantageous decks (A and B) and the total number of selections from the advantageous decks (C and D) were counted.
The fallout from a disadvantageous negotiation can reverberate for years to come.
The excellent René Pape is an amusingly avuncular yet still authoritative King, and the fine baritone Zeljko Lucic sings the Herald from a disadvantageous position in the rear of the stage.
