Sentence examples for massive disadvantage from inspiring English sources

That's a massive disadvantage for us.

Disabled people still face massive disadvantage in the labour market.

Trump is at massive disadvantage, having raised little money.

It's hugely disappointing to see women and poorer graduates are facing such a massive disadvantage in the workplace".

It is not fair for the players and for the team who compete with a massive disadvantage.

If they have not prospered at school, young people enter university with a massive disadvantage, which will not disappear as they walk through the hallowed gates.

Whole Foods has a massive cost disadvantage compared to their traditional grocery competitors.

From the point of view of Sprint and T-Mobile, the story is clear -- they are at a massive financial disadvantage as the wires and services that they have to use -- the 'backhaul' special access wires, are not only being funded by phone customers through excess phone charges but also that Verizon Wireless appears to be paying a fraction of what they pay for critical services.

The lack of a dependable inducible knockout system in the P. falciparum system, combined with the haploid genome of asexual parasite stages makes it currently impossible to study the effect of deletion of essential genes, or those conferring a massive growth disadvantage.

The fact remains that any discussion about inequality has to take into account not just the income gaps – which when viewed through such a narrow lens suggest a simple solution of redistribution – rather, such discussions must take greater account of the massive financial disadvantages associated with family breakdown, as well as its correlation with other drivers of poverty.

They both overcame massive fundraising disadvantages with grassroots organizing.