Sentence examples for viewed as disadvantageous from inspiring English sources
Geitonogamy is viewed as disadvantageous when plants are self-incompatible because it results in pollen discounting [ 9, 70] and reduced seed set [ 71].
Booker is viewed as undecided.
Applicants are viewed as commodities.
Banerji cited a survey reporting that patients consider the requirement for insulin to be as disadvantageous as having a major complication (33).
Seating more than 2,400, the Philharmonie has a fan-shape design, whereby the hall widens as the distance from the stage increases, that acousticians now regard as disadvantageous.
The criteria are framed in such a way that we regard 'yes' as advantageous and 'no' as disadvantageous.
But many people were also rejecting deals they saw as disadvantageous.
In addition, the reformist-conservative confrontation overlapped with the rivalry between the Chinese and the Manchu, who considered the Chinese-sponsored reform as disadvantageous to them.
Therefore he might perceive the outcome of his compliance as disadvantageous.
The distance from the city centre was seen as disadvantageous and after the City of Johannesburg built a sewage plant nearby, the area seemed even less attractive.
