Sentence examples for size disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Van Gundy said Skiles's grit would probably go a long way in erasing his size disadvantage.

Despite a size disadvantage, the Boilermakers outrebounded Gonzaga, 44-33, including 20 on the offensive end.

Siena, in its conference championship game against Rider, used aggressive perimeter defense to overcome its size disadvantage.

Gerbe showed in the Frozen Four that he has enough speed and tenacity to overcome his potential size disadvantage.

The Knicks' first problem was not the Big Three but the Big Z — Zydrunas Ilgauskas — and a severe size disadvantage.

The Crimson tried to stem their significant size disadvantage, but that only left the Wildcats wide open on the perimeter, with Harvard susceptible for easy backdoor cuts.

"The credit is welcome, but basing it on battery size disadvantages smart designs that substitute light, strong materials and better aerodynamics for costly batteries," said Amory Lovins, chairman and chief scientist of the Rocky Mountain Institute, a Colorado-based policy research organization.

Within the rationale for scalability, resides the inherent notion that a microfinance institution could make up for its loan-size disadvantage by disbursing enough small loans that would potentially translate in scale economies and thus cost efficiency gains.

With scant food and few predators, large size became a disadvantage.

Dr. Muscatelli's group forecast the size of that disadvantage at £93 million a year.

Williams will again be the favorite over the 5-foot-4 Errani, who was overpowered by Sharapova in the final last year and who will be at a significant size and strength disadvantage.