Sentence examples for we disadvantaged from inspiring English sources

"Not only are we disadvantaged against our foreign competitors, but two of our major U.S. competitors, Cooper Industries and Ingersoll-Rand Co., have a significant advantage over Stanley Works because they have already reincorporated," said Stanley Chief Executive John Trani John Trani in a prepared statement.

But over time, as we started building up our track record and our market share, we felt like we were disadvantaged.

But we were told we were disadvantaged.

"We're disadvantaged enough," said Mickey Loomis, the Saints' executive vice president and general manager.

"I do not know whether we were disadvantaged by this practice," he said.

Koehler said: "Energy is one of our largest costs at our speciality and bar business and we are disadvantaged by the UK's cripplingly high electricity costs.

But while we were disadvantaged by the lack of role models and the social norms that forbade women from interrupting, I never experienced the indignities — hazing or being openly addressed in crude terms — that is apparently occurring at Harvard today.

In an interview with CNBC, Jeffrey Immelt, GE's chairman and CEO said, "The wholesale financial model is tougher and we're disadvantaged from the banks.... It's the perfect market to sell financial assets.

Peter Lund, the president and CEO of CBS, says, "I think we'll be disadvantaged if all our competitors have a cable news channel and we don't".

Though not disadvantaged, we're both distinctly working class.

"We must help disadvantaged Americans find opportunity," he said, foreshadowing what he planned to discuss over coming months.