Sentence examples for substantial disadvantages from inspiring English sources

The commission said that after a detailed study it had concluded that the proposal for a new four-runway airport had "substantial disadvantages that collectively outweigh its potential benefits".

Immigrants experience substantial disadvantages in employment in the host country.

Peripheral nerve blocks using "blind" or nerve stimulator techniques have substantial disadvantages.

From the nowadays viewpoint, the conventional types of polarization have substantial disadvantages.

Both approaches have contributed to the discovery of new drugs despite suffering from substantial disadvantages of high cost and time.

Okin and others demonstrate, for example, that women have substantial disadvantages in competing in the market because of childrearing responsibilities which are not equally shared with men.

This failure meant such claimants were placed at a substantial disadvantage, the judgment concluded.

Cricket's association with the mother country was a substantial disadvantage here.

Earlier this week a tribunal ruled that the work capability assessment (a test determining eligibility for disability benefits) put people with mental health problems at a substantial disadvantage.

The state's rules had "provided a huge benefit to the obligee," Mr. Dutton said at the time, "while putting the obligor at a substantial disadvantage".

Thus, a substantial disadvantage that an entrant has relative to a large provider is that it will likely have higher programming costs, making entry challenging".