Sentence examples for had a disadvantage from inspiring English sources

WHY does Guido Jouret, the head of Cisco's emerging technologies group, say that brick-and-mortar stores have had a disadvantage compared to online retailers?

"I think the Islanders have always had a disadvantage in terms of economic competitiveness compared to the Rangers, who have the flexibility to buy any players they want," he said.

However, the kit had a disadvantage, which was recognized in other travelers clinically ill with dengue fever (DF), in which the IgM response was detected only 4 8 days after onset of the clinical symptoms.

The Z-grid model, however, had a disadvantage in that the model needed to diagnose the velocity fields from the vorticity and divergence fields by solving two Poisson equations in each time step.

First, the Poor women may have had a disadvantage at the marriage market [29].

Therefore, in direct competition with the contest strategy the turn-taking strategy had a disadvantage.

On a track, the RC F has a disadvantage.

But the n-gram, however useful, has a disadvantage.

People born on February 1 1934 have a disadvantage when it comes to pin numbers.

I'm asking for blacks not to have a disadvantage because of race.

"Team sports have a disadvantage full stop," she says, "there's less opportunities.