Sentence examples for sort of disadvantage from inspiring English sources
It could be that modern managers are now at a sort of disadvantage if they don't take Football Manager seriously.
If it turns out the league overstepped its bounds here, there's presumably no way to right the wrong without dealing some sort of disadvantage to the other 30 teams later.
After this week's moral victory, lobby groups that defend the interests of the British Dalits are now determined to convince the government that a change in the law is essential.So what sort of disadvantage is a Dalit likely to face in Britain?
They act as if it wouldn't be sporting to place their guests at any sort of disadvantage.
Most of the mutations in the genome of an organism place the organism at some sort of disadvantage, but a small number confer an advantage.
If you don't have that combination, it can bring all sorts of disadvantages, both in communication and in how you use power".
A personal affinity to the PI and the work can outweigh all sorts of disadvantages.
All of the stuff that sort of creates the disadvantages for black school children, it's not that someone gets up in the morning and says, 'I'm going to see to it that all the black kids get an inferior education.' That's what makes it so hard to grasp.
"Differences in brain size between males and females should not be interpreted as implying any sort of functional advantage or disadvantage," the N.I.M.H. paper concludes.
Perhaps I am just closed to his sort of enlightenment, to my own disadvantage.
