Sentence examples for heavy disadvantage from inspiring English sources

That may seem tiny, exporters say, but it adds to the heavy disadvantage caused by the strong yen.

You're at a heavy disadvantage now.

Your equipment should not be too bulky or heavy, as this will put you at a great disadvantage on the field.

As one of the tallest and heaviest riders in the Moto2 class, Redding has a big disadvantage over his rivals and a move to MotoGP seems the logical step.

That's a big disadvantage..

Hydraulic fluid is flammable, and the lines that carry it are big and heavy, among other disadvantages.

Within minutes Monarch was heavily engaged with Armide and Minerve but Captain Lee found himself at a disadvantage: the heavy swell that has suited his ship during the chase also prevented him from opening his lower gunports in case of flooding.

However, some disadvantages exist: heavy metals and phosphoric acid are used in the process.

Conventional speech scramblers have three disadvantages, including heavy communication overhead, signal features underexploitation, and low attack resistance.

This emphasis also puts universities that are more focused on the arts and humanities at a disadvantage due to the heavy weighting of citations to measure research influence.

Such is the effect that it overwhelms the disadvantage of ingesting the heavy metals that tend to accumulate in oily fish.