Sentence examples for perceived disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Such emails were released by WikiLeaks during the election, to the perceived disadvantage of the Democratic candidate, Hillary Clinton.

So Mr Bush needs to change the dynamic of the campaign, and the real trouble is that he cannot make up his mind how to do it.For most of this year, the Bush strategy was to neutralise his perceived disadvantage on policy matters, in order to turn the election into a test of character and leadership.

Regarding the number-one perceived disadvantage that women VCs are not as well connected as their male counterparts, I could see how people might think that since most decision makers in the business world are men.

Neither the provision of lecturer-created online lectures, nor teacher-student and peer-peer online discussions proved sufficient as communicative opportunities to avoid generating the perceived disadvantage that DE offered no teacher/student relationship (ID258).

Nonetheless, companies are reluctant to invest significant capital and/or resources on a coopetitive project in perceived disadvantage to its competitors (i.e., fear of exploitation or other non-cooperative behaviors).

There was a tie for the next biggest perceived disadvantage: 10% of the respondents thought female VCs could make other male board members uncomfortable (e.g. male board members can't speak freely for fear of being "un-PC"; and 10% thought women VCs could turn into "hysterical females" or be overly dramatic in crisis situations.

We also take issue with some perceived disadvantages of MEG, including the misconception that the technique is redundant with electroencephalography.

She said she believes that because several regions remain underserved for years at a time, the incentive remains insufficient to overcome the perceived disadvantages of rural practice.

Perhaps the best solution may not be to poach "star students" from state universities but rather to reduce the economic inequalities that have created the perceived disadvantages.

He had turned his perceived disadvantages as a performer - the unconventional appearance, the stammering, the forgetfulness - into comedic triumph, the stand-up comic as a paradigm of the oppressed little man.

Its popularity was soon superseded by faster resorbable polymers which had fewer perceived disadvantages associated with long-term degradation (up to 3 4 years) and intracellular resorption pathways; consequently, PCL was almost forgotten for most of two decades.