Sentence examples for it was disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

He said it was easier for the BBC to adapt because it had a guaranteed revenue source, but said it was disadvantaged by the "degree of its relative agility compared to private sector companies who … may be more able to act quickly".

It was disadvantaged in two important ways.

Although duplicate-portion collection provides precise measurement, it is disadvantaged by its heavy burden on sample donors, which hampers sampling of large populations and accordingly limits case numbers and analysis of specific cancer sites.

It is surmised that the hydroid benefits from a solid substrate on which to live, and although the scallop benefits from the protection from predators provided by the stinging cells of the hydroid, it is disadvantaged by the failure of its larvae to establish themselves in their preferred location, on the shells of mature scallops.

It is disadvantaged in the overall results by its inability to recover a good p53 motif.

This may be because if a tree gains an advantage by being upslope of another tree, it is disadvantaged to a similar degree by being downslope of other trees.

The story so far: the Conservative Party feels it is disadvantaged by the current distribution of parliamentary seats - they have big suburban and rural seats with large electorates, while Labour, in particular, elects MPs from many smaller urban constituencies - they contend that their voters are not being properly counted.

I realized I was disadvantaged.

Yet it is disadvantaged students and schools in fragile communities that are likely to be hardest hit by funding reductions that this budget has not addressed.

In affluent counties, where there is a thin spread of pupils on free school meals, it is disadvantaged young people who suffer most.

"While we believe the results were solid, the results did not address our main concerns about this company, and we continue to believe that the company's smaller scale relative to its competitors and its high leverage mean that it will be disadvantaged in the long term," Zhiping Zhao and Anna Basanskaya, analysts at CreditSights, wrote in a research note last month.