Sentence examples for major disadvantage compared from inspiring English sources

And that, in turn, leaves American consumers with a major disadvantage compared with their counterparts in the rest of the world.

Although Solutrean Europeans may well have been the first Americans, they had a major disadvantage compared to the Asian-originating Indians who entered the New World via the Bering Straits or along the Aleutian Islands chain after 15,500 years ago.

Transcriptome sequencing, however, has major disadvantages compared with genome sequencing.

After overcoming the barriers of difficulty in use and model interpretability, machine learning models would have no major disadvantages compared to risk score, combination of risk factors, and logistic regression.

LAINEY FEINGOLD Berkeley, Calif., Aug. 19, 2013 To the Editor: Your article's analysis of the digital divide understates American progress and overstates the American disadvantage compared with other major countries.

If you implement my three simple suggestions, that is. 1. BRING BACK A COLD WAR No wonder your numbers hurt; you've been competing at a disadvantage, compared to, say, Roone Arledge and Avery Brundage, the last major TV-I.O.C. partners.

We knew we were at a disadvantage compared to the other teams because we are not from the US.

Canon has raised more money than Watson in the last quarter but is still at a disadvantage compared to Hollingworth.