"Winchester comes up in the list of wealthiest but, in terms of relative disadvantage, there's an interesting story there.
Rural women, too, are at a relative disadvantage compared with urban women.
Mr. Hammond seemed impressed, but not intimidated; if Buju Banton was the young lion, Mr. Hammond was the lion tamer, overcoming his relative disadvantage with tenacity and guile.
The technique worked to the relative disadvantage of Utah, where residents are easy to find and just 0.2percentt of the count was imputed.
Once absolute incomes exceed a certain threshold, lower wages are easily tolerated when they don't entail relative disadvantage.
Hibbins said the result showed that the Greens could win in demographically diverse electorates such as Prahran, which includes wealthy suburbs such as South Yarra as well as areas of relative disadvantage.
Despite the Conservatives getting more than half of the new peerages, the party is still at a relative disadvantage in the Lords – at least when compared with its majority in the Commons.
Given India's slowing growth rate and the sheer scale of the gap with China, India has no choice but to accept its relative disadvantage and focus on mitigating some of its own vulnerabilities.
Thus, open societies tend to be at a relative disadvantage vis-à-vis less-democratic countries as far as the pursuit of foreign policy objectives, unharmed by leaks, is concerned.
Cooperative groups are thus not necessarily at a relative disadvantage.
Citi and Bank of America, on the other hand, are at a relative disadvantage.
