Sentence examples for initial disadvantages from inspiring English sources

Table 8 reveals that mismatching is a mechanism behind the initial disadvantages experienced by all groups of immigrants.

These systems encourage or even force the most advantaged groups to share their gains with everyone else, especially those with initial disadvantages, at least to a certain extent.

Multiple rounds of training avoided initial disadvantages such as inconsistent survey administration with rephrasing questions, not probing certain responses, recording assumptions instead of responses and leading questions.

However, while this process may be time consuming and painful at first, we believe that the benefits of building an open repository of micro-array data will far outweigh any initial disadvantages.

With a little practice and confidence, girls can even make up for an initial disadvantage working with machines, tools and electronic equipment.

Kennedy's relative inexperience and his religion (he was the first Roman Catholic presidential nominee since Al Smith) placed him at an initial disadvantage.

And for thousands of students, that initial disadvantage is the difference between going to college — and having a real shot at the middle class — and not".

That, said the artistic director, Robert W. Cross, put it at an initial disadvantage because traveling artists tended to wrap up their tours before the Easter lull and stayed home until the summer season.

This initial disadvantage will make the company much more nimble and scalable long term.

Consequently, if there is an age position effect, we expect that the initial disadvantage of poorly performing younger students may extend into later years.

This means that the initial "disadvantage" of V has disappeared completely at cluster size 9, and V even becomes slightly more favourable than III at cluster size 11.