Sentence examples for is disadvantaging from inspiring English sources
noun
A weakness or undesirable characteristic; a con.
- The disadvantage to owning a food processor is that you have to store it somewhere.
Having the highest duty for diesel and the second highest for petrol in the EU is disadvantaging millions of families and businesses across the UK and reducing consumer spending power.
For example, caretakers have reported being treated as servants expected to do everything rather than to do a reasonable amount of work in return for the free lifestyle.[11] Be careful and be prepared to leave if the situation you're in is disadvantaging you; there are plenty other good opportunities available.
Indirect discrimination is disadvantaging women in their battle to build an academic research career.
He's disadvantaging his own team," De Jong said.
The concern is that these groups, which are already at a disadvantage, could be disadvantaging themselves further.
One explanation is disadvantages in childhood.
There are disadvantages, too.
There were disadvantages.
And neither are disadvantages.
Yet there are disadvantages, too.
Of course, there are disadvantages.
