Sentence examples for security disadvantages from inspiring English sources

As a result, they face the loss of insurance benefits for spouses of federal employees and members of the armed services, tax and Social Security disadvantages, and so on — in addition to the insult of being defined as second-class citizens for reasons that it would be hard to classify as anything other than prejudice.

This puts you at a distinct security disadvantage when connected to open networks as it allows the nefarious to browse your entire iPhone with impunity.

Clearly, the differentiation of nurses by employee benefits and job security has disadvantages for the workforce and for quality of care.

But privatization of that kind necessarily threatens the long-term viability of Social Security, and particularly disadvantages women retirees.

The United States has the advantage of security and the disadvantage of "discontinuity," in regard to geography as well as history, because America has no deep historic relationship to the Middle East or Asia.

The think-tank was organised into groups examining five key areas: temperature and extreme weather events, infectious disease, food and water supplies, livelihood and disadvantage, and security, social instability and conflict.

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The disadvantages are reduced security and reliability, fixed adaptability and limited view on power system conditions since their function is based on local measurements.

This chapter covers the importance of private cloud security, leveraging the advantages and disadvantages of the technology and how modern solutions have been able to provide working designs that make these solutions effective for cloud security based infrastructures.

These advocates were quick to criticize the GOP plan, calling it essentially a backdoor attempt to cut Social Security benefits that would particularly disadvantage women, low-income Americans and people of color ― who already see lower benefits in retirement.

Second, liberal democracies, even those with ample security services, always operate at a crippling disadvantage against terrorists, particularly those willing to die in suicide missions.