Sentence examples for large disadvantage from inspiring English sources

The final, large disadvantage of the new curved displays is their price - £7,000 or more.

The typical argument is that states are at a large disadvantage if they are even temporarily underrepresented in the Senate.

Among black Americans, it's 79percentt — with half of black Americans thinking that they are at a large disadvantage.

LDHs for C. difformis and ricefield bulrush were conical, indicating a possibly large disadvantage competing for light.

The track at the Sanki Sliding Center degraded badly, especially on the first run, leaving athletes at the bottom of the starting order at a large disadvantage.

Potentially this is a large disadvantage of using 30 GHz, but it can be surmounted if other parameters are chosen carefully.

Nuclear energy possesses large disadvantages, among which waste, proliferation and safety.

"A vicious cycle may ensue," wrote Professor Autor and his co-author, Melanie Wasserman, a graduate student, "with the poor economic prospects of less educated males creating differentially large disadvantages for their sons, thus potentially reinforcing the development of the gender gap in the next generation".

Direct seeding of Koshihikari has been tried, but it has large disadvantages because it produces long culms and a higher lodging rate (Sakai et al. 2000, Sato and Sakai 2004).

As Germany is known for a highly credentialist labour market, we expected dropouts without pre-tertiary vocational qualifications to have large disadvantages in the labour market transitions, compared to job-seekers with pre-tertiary vocational qualifications.

There were almost no differences by sex, whereas all indicators showed large disadvantages among elderly individuals.