Sentence examples for real disadvantage from inspiring English sources

"It's a real disadvantage for the collector market".

But the real disadvantage Ancram endures is that he is a toff.

It should be noted that many Miami Heat haters would consider Bosh's absence little, if any, real disadvantage.

Hammond said the introduction of civil partnerships in 2005 had addressed the very real disadvantage gay couples had faced.

But a price of €20 or more "would be a real disadvantage for our industry," he warned.

David Moyes and his side go into Wednesday's game against the recently crowned Greek champions at a real disadvantage.

But here's the thing: There are some real disadvantages to homeownership.

So we found there are real disadvantages to being in the closet.

The only real disadvantages to this configuration are complexity, and to a small degree, cost.

"There are some real advantages to that," James says, "and in some ways there are some real disadvantages too".

"If you have a fixed portfolio there are some real disadvantages when the industry is so dynamic," said Henry T. C. Hu, a finance professor at the University of Texas at Austin.