Sentence examples for from the disadvantage from inspiring English sources

The unit approach suffered from the disadvantage inherent in such classifications: a restricted outlook based on existing practice.

"He has suffered from the disadvantage of not wanting to be the lackey of the whips," said Michael Fabricant, a fellow Conservative backbencher.

It suffered from the disadvantage that its route to Chicago had to cross the Appalachians, with grades of greater than 0.5 percent.

– Mother of Mia, 14 Apart from the disadvantage that you can't sign a contract under the age of 18, publishers have no prejudice against young authors and currently it is even rather fashionable, especially in the burgeoning young adult market.

Before he and his players climbed on board their coach for the very long journey home, the Afghan head coach, Mohammed Yousef Korgar, said his team suffered from the disadvantage that it could not play its home matches in Afghanistan, because of the security situation.

Suryan et al. method [6] seeks from the disadvantage of longer retention times, and broader peaks.

(His birth name is Zhen Wang Huang; according to his lawyers, his father gave him the new name to protect him from the disadvantages of living as an ethnically Chinese person in Indonesia).

Epidemic suffers from the disadvantages of flooding as the node density increases.

(i) The algorithm still relies on the linearized channel model and suffers from the disadvantages mentioned in Section 5.1.

The algorithm still relies on the linearized channel model and suffers from the disadvantages mentioned in Section 5.1.

However, the existing UP-equivalent PMs suffer from the disadvantages of strict assembly requirements and limited rotational capability.