Dean Malkiel said that she did not believe Princeton students would be at a disadvantage under the proposed plan.
Donald is particularly concerned that the European professionals based in America are operating under too much of a disadvantage.
How will beneficiaries who receive face-to-face hearings be at a disadvantage under the new policy, according to the article?
Though that would put the Markman fund at a disadvantage under the best of circumstances, since most stock funds outperform a mixed portfolio over the long term, it "pretty much doomed" him to failure during the roaring bull market of the last five years, according to Mr. Markman.
This might be relevant as a lower root investment may be a disadvantage under drought conditions.
By measuring the carbon isotopic composition of these hydrocarbons, they could gauge the relative proportions of land plants like shrubs and trees, which are at a disadvantage under low CO2, versus tropical grasses.
Justice, on the other hand, requires a different approach -- a recognition that sometimes measures must be taken on behalf of those who would otherwise find themselves subject to a disparity of political, social, or economic power and at a disadvantage under the law.
This appears to represent a disadvantage under the current conditions of food abundance, as overconsumption of energy-rich food makes significant contributions to global obesity.
