Sentence examples for immediate disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Put England at an immediate disadvantage in the quarter-final shoot-out with a poorly taken first penalty.

Those wishing to take music at GCSE and A-levels but who cannot afford to pay for lessons and instruments are at an immediate disadvantage.

2) Look for people, not for jobs If you want to make a big shift, you'll be at an immediate disadvantage in the job market.

In a large proportion of these cases the person will suffer no immediate disadvantage when their pension income is totted up as a whole.

But Ferrero and Nalbandian will be at an immediate disadvantage when they walk onto the court this afternoon, and that is not only because the crowd at Arthur Ashe Stadium will be audibly pro-American.

WARD members said that at first glance, this seems reasonable but Aireborough - which forms part of WARD's patch - has no parish council which places its community at an immediate disadvantage.

Early-career scientists are vulnerable to the immediate disadvantages of the move.

As forgoing smoking or quitting might have direct negative consequences, while continuing has few immediate disadvantages, young adult smokers have little incentive to heed warnings they regard as conditional and so distal as to be irrelevant.

The Leasehold Valuation Tribunal (LVT) – now part of the First-tier Tribunal (Property Chamber) in England – was set up to resolve disputes but leaseholders are at an immediate financial disadvantage.

Eight teachers (25.8%) solely considered immediate advantages or disadvantages of GT.

We take school admission mechanisms to the lab to test whether the widely-used manipulable Immediate Acceptance mechanism disadvantages students of lower cognitive ability and whether this leads to ability segregation across schools.