Sentence examples for unique disadvantages from inspiring English sources

America's role is unique, but it also has unique disadvantages.

They have unique disadvantages in the form of succession problems and family feuds.

Montreal, where 62.1 percent of the population rents, has unique disadvantages for movers aside from the many narrow streets.

So-called post-race institutions that have experimented with class-only affirmative action have found that they are no substitute for removing the unique disadvantages that are associated with being both nonwhite and poor.

However, the traditional mathematical model has unique disadvantages.

British prime ministers suffer from a unique disadvantage.

Second, conflating age and race is an attempt to silence claims from Obama supporters that their candidate is at a unique disadvantage because of his race.

The physiology of aging puts the Masters athlete at a unique disadvantage in comparison to the younger athlete [121, 124].

The unique disadvantage of PED in PAA templates is therefore the unavoidable presence of dendrites at the template bottom [19].

Facing high farmland prices and a capital-intensive industry, farmers under the age of 40 are at a unique disadvantage in becoming the next generation of landowners.

In an open letter to Congress, more than 850 business organizations warned that "failure to reauthorize Ex-Im would amount to unilateral disarmament in the face of other governments' far more aggressive export credit programs...American companies would be put at a unique disadvantage in global markets, resulting immediately in lost sales and lost jobs".