Sentence examples for her disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, the coexistence of social stratification in relation to class and gender means a woman may be disadvantaged because she is a woman, but her disadvantage is compounded if she is a woman belonging to a lower status zaat [ 44, 52].

"This will probably work to her disadvantage".

But that innocence worked to her disadvantage in other ways.

There the full extent of her disadvantage as a late starter struck home.

And the district she has represented since 2007 could be redrawn to her disadvantage.

Slide by Jill Hathaway "But how's Charley going to manage that technique?" questioned Amir, indicating her disadvantage.

Her disadvantages were many.

He indicated that Douglas faced difficulties in the campaign because of her gender, but that her "fatal disadvantage lay in her record and in her views".

Marlene, who comes from a town "not much bigger than Bacchus Marsh" called Benalla, where her mother ran a coffee shop, feels her cultural disadvantage even more viscerally than Butcher: confronting, in New York in 1974, the beautiful, decadent man who will become her husband, she thinks, "We Australians are really shit.

Catriona, the Scottish girl, is the helpful one, much to her own disadvantage.

As the very final ballots trickle in from far-flung parts of the Andes and the Amazon, along with votes cast abroad, most experts say it is now mathematically impossible for Fujimori to claw back her tiny disadvantage of roughly 40,000 votes.