Sentence examples for fundamental disadvantage from inspiring English sources
American business groups say all this means they're at a fundamental disadvantage in China, where not only are there no independent courts where they can seek legal redress in disputes, but many companies, from Visa to Facebook, are locked out of the Chinese market altogether due to long-standing restrictive policies.
These results highlight, among other aspects, some fundamental disadvantage of power control in distributed environments.
However, graphene has a fundamental disadvantage for electronic devices, which is the lack of an intrinsic band gap.
It puts me at a fundamental disadvantage.
So while Australia's national Down syndrome swimming team are technically able to compete in the Paralympics, they would be at a fundamental disadvantage against competitors who'd generally only face one form of impairment.
One fundamental disadvantage of overviews is the delayed integration of results from available primary studies.
Both arc-discharge and thermal plasma jet produce high quality CNTs but fundamental disadvantages limit their use as large-scale synthesis routes.
Machining processes as RPM technologies have shown the fundamental disadvantages of unsatisfactory cutting mechanisms, such as excessive cutting time and leftover material caused by the cutting mechanism.
To overcome the fundamental disadvantages of conventional cathodes for polymer electrolyte fuel cells (PEFCs), such as dissolution and migration of platinum-based catalysts and consumption of the carbon catalyst-support, a substantially novel gas-diffusion cathode has been proposed.
The fundamental disadvantages of the delay line were that random access is impossible and, moreover, the time taken for an instruction, or number, to emerge from a delay line depends on where in the line it happens to be.
The Viet Minh, however, remained unbeatable in the highland regions of Vietnam, and the French "could not offset the fundamental disadvantages of a roadbound army facing a hill and forest army in a country which had few roads but a great many hills and forests".
