Sentence examples for severe disadvantages from inspiring English sources

This method suffers from several severe disadvantages, in particular poor repeatability and objectivity due to varying test conditions and limited group sizes.

The paper concludes that the decision of the major vendors (Westinghouse and B&W) to dramatically reduce SMR development efforts reflects the severe disadvantages that SMR technology faces in the next several decades.

India's anti-polio campaign began in 1995 with severe disadvantages.

We know they have experienced severe disadvantages in their past, and may have made their own mistakes too.

But other countries are also at severe disadvantages to Germany now, after a decade in which labor costs diverged so sharply.

In 1963, Kenneth Arrow, who went on to win the Nobel Prize in Economics, demonstrated the severe disadvantages that buyers have when they know less about a good than the seller does.

"You will be at a severe disadvantage if you aren't".

Bank Five would then find itself at a severe disadvantage in competing for funds with the government-backed quartet.

At this time, traditional free-market economies like that of the United States may be at a severe disadvantage.

"We will be at a severe disadvantage in one of the most important markets in the world".

It is an unavoidable, severe disadvantage for visiting teams in the North American, Central American and Caribbean region.