Sentence examples for their disadvantage from inspiring English sources

Ultimately it is through their own effort that the disadvantaged overcome their disadvantage.

Their disadvantage is that they do not respond to new temperature readings.

But the new money tallies show that the Democrats have no choice but to labor back from their disadvantage.

The Democrats say they hope to overcome their disadvantage by having governors, Congressional candidates, lawmakers and prominent party members sounding the same singular themes.

Until very recently, many moderate G.O.P. women could not really accept the idea that their status has been altered to their disadvantage.

Although many people see pills as the answer to every ill, others avoid medications at all costs, much to their disadvantage.

Even if Democrats win the recall elections, some of them will have to run again almost immediately in districts redrawn to their disadvantage.

Despite their disadvantage in shots, the Capitals looked as if they would win this game as the end of regulation neared.

For them, modifications to the procedures for creating and revising parliamentary boundaries – associated with a reduction in the number of MPs, which in itself will not materially affect that bias – will be sufficient to eliminate their disadvantage.

It put England 16-0 up and, like Ireland in the first Test against South Africa in Cape Town in June when CJ Stander was dismissed for a dangerous tackle, they were not discomfited by their disadvantage.

Several former high-level female executives, and other women participating in a recent internal Amazon online discussion that was shared with The New York Times, said they believed that some of the leadership principles worked to their disadvantage.