Sentence examples for larger disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Polls taken just before the event suggested that Mr Gore had regained a narrow lead over Mr Bush who had himself recovered from a larger disadvantage in early September.

Mr. Obama trails Mr. Romney by 2 points in their North Carolina poll, and that might imply a somewhat larger disadvantage for him if another polling firm were to survey the state.

In practice this puts new companies and new ideas at a disadvantage, as they come into the market with a larger disadvantage than they otherwise might have.

Rural institutions are at a larger disadvantage as they often house older buildings with fewer electrical outlets, inadequate network systems and insufficient cabling.

A similar effect of severity was seen for Autonomy, but with a larger disadvantage among adolescents with a combined intellectual and motor impairment.

The Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) noted only modest developmental deficits in left-handed children (between 41 months and 14 years of age) but a much larger disadvantage to mixed-handers.

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.

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

On the other hand, the largest disadvantage of the architecture is the massive size of calculation tasks that compare terribly to the computational power of today's processors.

Among the water drive curves, the method proposed in reference Cui et al. (2015) has a large disadvantage because S or and S wc depend on other static data and have uncertain value, and it is difficult to work out the formula.

Their largest disadvantage was the successful large-scale UN interdiction effort, as North Korean supplies and supply lines were subjected to UN bombing raids.