Sentence examples for particularly disadvantageous from inspiring English sources

And he said the plan to cut the number of MPs in the Commons was bad for democracy, as well as being particularly disadvantageous to the Lib Dems.

The advanced cooperative was particularly disadvantageous to the wealthier peasants because it invested the cooperative itself with title to the land, granting no right of withdrawal, and because wages were based on labour performed, not land contributed.

In this context, the current impossibility to reliably predict chronic mixture toxicity for Daphnia and fish is particularly disadvantageous.

But on the assumption that not everyone who starts it will finish it, could you highlight a particularly disadvantageous education policy or approach?

These findings suggest that the consequences of migration for HIV risk are particularly disadvantageous to women: higher risk behavior in the context of migration may place women at higher risk than men of acquiring HIV.

If a symbiont population loses the ability to synthesize a particular nutrient, this can be particularly disadvantageous for the host.

But in Asia, raising your voice or pointing a finger can be especially disadvantageous".

In the absence of fast moving, powerful predators, the costs of skeletal defenses and relatively high metabolic rates found in derived bivalve families might be disadvantageous, particularly in cold environments where temperature adaptations are themselves costly and figure into evolutionary tradeoffs [32], and hence could have produced a phylogenetically clustered extinction.

These include smaller focal outbreaks in which the use of many resources and lengthy start-up times would be disadvantageous; particularly when these investigations are within the capacity of existing communicable disease programs.

Obviously, this energy state is disadvantageous, especially for CNS tissue.

In the midst of all this, we're unsure why a CEO would angle for a billion-dollar valuation in the fourth quarter, particularly at terms that were so disadvantageous.