Sentence examples for very disadvantage from inspiring English sources

However, under limited commitment the very disadvantage of (A_{2}) can turn into an advantage.

Hammond said the introduction of civil partnerships in 2005 had addressed the very real disadvantage gay couples had faced.

The introduction of civil partnerships in 2005 had dealt with the "very real disadvantage" that same-sex couples faced in the past, he argued.

"Otherwise they are going to find themselves at a very big competitive disadvantage, because they won't have scale and they will end up with a very disadvantaged cost structure".

You see, when it comes to the genre wars, science fiction is at a very curious disadvantage.

"A farm that can't provide housing to its workers in a housing market that is only going to become less affordable, that farm will be at a very serious disadvantage, assuming it can still operate at all," he said.

However, it also has a very serious disadvantage in its high probability of sequence error [ 32].

Whether they are looking for a job, or trying to work out how much medicine to give their own child based on the instructions written on the packet, they will find themselves at a very serious disadvantage.

This supposed advantage of home traders is tempered by very clear disadvantages.

Time and extra work were very clear disadvantages raised when exploring perceived consequences.

For the sake of fairness of argument, it seems necessary to counterbalance our arguments here, and underline that inbreeding also has several very significant disadvantages.