Sentence examples for highly disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

Both would be highly disadvantageous to German and European interests in working towards global conflict reduction.

The action of the government, thus, was highly disadvantageous to the economy.

In general, they end up making social and financial decisions that are highly disadvantageous.

But even if it were, the deal is highly disadvantageous to Turkey, and would be even more so to Britain.

It has been plagued by financial mismanagement and a highly disadvantageous relationship with its dealership network that has left it saddled with huge tax debts.

Ultra-sharp TURALLURE got the opposite end of that stick, drawing the highly disadvantageous post No. 13.

Clearly, Microsoft, having failed to advance in search, is aligning with the short-term objectives of Mr. Icahn to coerce Yahoo! into selling its core strategic search assets on terms that are highly advantageous to Microsoft, but disadvantageous to Yahoo! stockholders.

Our results also support the idea that purely random models may be the ideal null models to explore pervasive features of networks and that when the property under examination is strongly embedded into the system the use of highly constrained models may be disadvantageous.

"Everyone can together decide on a new short term disadvantageous but long term highly advantageous change".

However, unlimited electrochemical reactions polymerization) have been usually leading to disadvantageous in ill-defined structure and highly doped state.

Three possible scenarios exist: 1) If the conserved gene pairs are less likely to be coexpressed compared with newly formed gene pairs, then highly coexpressed neighboring gene pairs may be generally disadvantageous, as was observed recently in mammals (Liao and Zhang 2008).