Sentence examples for start at a disadvantage from inspiring English sources
"So they start at a disadvantage.
EAL pupils start at a disadvantage.
Even prosecutors acknowledge that defense lawyers typically start at a disadvantage when they go up against experienced prosecutors.
We also acknowledge the strengths our clients show in the face of terrible odds: They start at a disadvantage and never quite catch up.
In the circumstances, therefore, Fijians must learn to share power, and that probably means they must adopt some special constitutional scheme in an effort to keep everyone happy.They start at a disadvantage, with the emergence of Mr Speight, a politician who, like Slobodan Milosevic, excites nationalist feelings for his own disreputable ends.
When asked if the situation will mean the Welsh regions will start at a disadvantage, Humphreys replied: "It certainly looks like that".
Nouri has become used to starting at a disadvantage.
In this colossally complicated task, he is starting at a disadvantage.
"Can it be that the artist who paints flowers starts at a disadvantage?
And for black Americans, that means they are starting at a disadvantage.
The governor, if he wants to run for president again, starts at a disadvantage because of his previous showing.
