Sentence examples for it disadvantage from inspiring English sources
Though this does not mean all Labor MPs would vote for marriage equality when it came to the crunch, it disadvantage the Liberal Party who would be locked into a position opposing same-sex marriage at the next election.
Typically it disadvantages dark-skinned people, and privileges those with lighter skin.
As your one-time colleague, her attempts to maintain a monopoly on this relationship is simply self-serving: it disadvantages you and the company strictly for her profit.
At one extreme is Niccolò Machiavelli, noting that prudent rulers cannot — indeed, "must not" — honor their word when it disadvantages them.
It disadvantages certain groups in society in particular.
In theory, it inequitably favors the proposer, and paradoxically, it disadvantages voters further if they are inequity averse.
But it will disadvantage the more-liberal House bill more than it disadvantages the Senate bill.
Further down the socioeconomic ladder, being a WHAM carries with it disadvantages.
They will say it disadvantages the challenger and gives undue power to incumbents.
Both sides sought a written questionnaire, but Walton said that's not his practice because it "disadvantages less-educated people".
"Second, it disadvantages in-state brick-and-mortar retailers, who do not have the same luxury of avoiding their sales and use tax collection and remittance responsibilities".
