Sentence examples for serious disadvantage from inspiring English sources
"It puts the U.S. at a serious disadvantage".
Another serious disadvantage is the completely nonpolar aliphatic structure of PP.
Companies that don't will find themselves at a serious disadvantage, and maybe even shut out.
Hillary Clinton's detailed approach puts her at a serious disadvantage to Donald Trump.
The most serious disadvantage is the chronic shortage of apps for Windows Phone.
The deal would also put G.M.'s competitors at a serious disadvantage in the short run.
In the fear game, the Democrats are the visiting team, playing at a serious disadvantage.
Together, the studies appeared to support the idea that officers were at a serious disadvantage.
THE campaign against British membership of the European single currency labours under a serious disadvantage.
However, these dendrimer inhibitors suffered from a serious disadvantage when the silicates that had not been inhibited entrapped the dendrimers.
When they see that our first products are working consistently, that's when the United States gets into a serious disadvantage.
