Sentence examples for mutual disadvantage from inspiring English sources
The findings were classified into three categories labeled as "mutual disadvantage and mutual benefit", "mutual values and mutual relationship" and "the wider societal context".
Deeper analyses of this concept highlighted the fact that "environmental, economic, and social systems interact to their mutual advantage or disadvantage at various space-based scales of operation" [45].
While these material classes have mutual advantages and disadvantages, the TMPs are very well-suited to all-epitaxial spintronic structures due to their established structural and chemical compatibility with mainstream III V semiconductors.
Mr. Galvin said Goldman's system of prioritizing clients left some Massachusetts pension funds and smaller mutual funds at a disadvantage.
Countries on the list are put at a disadvantage in terms of mutual cooperation and recognition of jurisdictions.
But exchange-traded funds have one clear disadvantage compared with index mutual funds: they can be bought only through brokers, whose commissions add to the cost of the investment.
Mutual funds have many advantages, as well as some disadvantages that we will discuss.
How can there be talk of such values when there is no mutual recognition of the equivalence of final diplomas, thus putting individuals at a disadvantage at the very start of their career?
Our results show how our innate resilience to change relates to mutual agreement between cooperators and how "loyalty" or persistent social ties bring along an evolutionary disadvantage, both from an individual and group perspective.
We had mutual respect, and mutual disagreement.
