Sentence examples for small disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Sexual impotence is a small disadvantage compared with the vast depowerings of our scattered and diffuse individualisms.

A small disadvantage is that you must drive from the lodge to the beginning of the mountain trails.

So for example, if you're playing blackjack in a casino, when you're playing against the casino, you have a very small disadvantage.

This kind of identifier has a small disadvantage.

Sadly, the largest analyses of diversity in groups suggests there is no advantage to gender diversity (and possibly a small disadvantage).

Compared with middle-class candidates, lower-class applicants receive a boost equal to 130 SAT points, whereas upper-class students face a small disadvantage.

Research on resource multiplication illustrates the potential for relatively small disadvantages in psychosocial resiliency to compound into major consequences for health and QoL.

Because punishment suffers a smaller disadvantage when cooperation is common, even weak conformism (combined with payoff-biased transmission) can stabilize punishment against the invasion of second-order free riders who cooperate but do not punish.

A large arboreal primate without entirely prehensile hands is at a considerable disadvantage in moving about in the canopy of trees, but a small one suffers little disadvantage.

Although I quibble with my technology-resistant father about this issue, I always stress that the incredible versatility of technology outweighs the smaller disadvantages.

Eventually, one may prefer the larger advantages in secondary outcomes to the smaller disadvantages in a primary outcome measure.