Sentence examples for such a disadvantage from inspiring English sources

"It's very upsetting to be placed at such a disadvantage from everyone else".

"Why should a Japanese girl be at such a disadvantage to an American girl?" he said.

The stability facility would not place private creditors at such a disadvantage.

Without a final count, he added, "it's such a disadvantage — it just isn't fair".

It is rather incomprehensible why the European court of justice would seek to put Europe at such a disadvantage".

"Why should a Japanese girl be at such a disadvantage to an American girl?" he asked over and over again.

With such a statistical disadvantage, the Kings were fortunate to be trailing by only 25-15.

It's hugely disappointing to see women and poorer graduates are facing such a massive disadvantage in the workplace".

You like architecture and nice hotels and all those things; and yet you're experiencing life there at such a severe disadvantage to everyone else in the world who is also a citizen of a modern city.

"In his mind, the real problem wasn't racist attitudes some people may hold, but the fact that some minorities were starting at such a huge disadvantage," Hynes recounted.

At such a financial disadvantage, it is unclear how much of an effort the Republicans will mount in the Northeast given the number of competitive races shaping up in parts of the country that are generally more hospitable to them.