Sentences with phrase «at a disadvantage during»

Robert Lowry, deputy director of the New York State Council of School Superintendents, said a threat of losing state aid is more detrimental to districts than unions, so it puts school administrators at a disadvantage during negotiations.

That puts ice at a disadvantage during the upcoming melt season because it tends to be thinner and more prone to melting.

At times, you can find yourself with some attributes powered up and yet still be unequipped and at a disadvantage during the final smash battle.

Without agent representation, prospective customers are clearly at a disadvantage during the transaction.

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This is particularly worrisome during a period when passive investing is on the rise, and public companies are increasingly at a disadvantage in identifying their shareholder base.»

Since the underlying index value and IIV are not calculated or widely disseminated during extended hours trading sessions, an investor who is unable to calculate implied values for certain derivative securities products in those sessions may be at a disadvantage to market professionals.

With both clubs playing strong sides in the Europa League during the week, neither side will be at a disadvantage when it comes to fatigue.

Although it may seem like a disadvantage, it has an upside: Highly valued long - term contractors are often offered permanent employment at client companies after, or during, their contract period.

Large - beak varieties of the gene were at a strong disadvantage during the drought, the researchers found.

This is a result of the mechanics of the movement which puts you in disadvantage during the bottom half of the movement, when you take your arms from fully extended to bent at right angle.

Without the training of the even smaller muscle groups you will have no stabilization during training, thus putting you at a disadvantage for muscle potential.

A sponsorship programme to make BBC micro: bit classroom kits available upon request will be opened during the 2016/2017 school year, in particular aimed at disadvantaged children.

The nation's Catholic schools appear more successful than public schools at closing the achievement gap between advantaged and disadvantaged 8th - grade students, according to a study released here last week during the annual convention of the National Catholic Educational Association.

In 2015, LightSail's SummerSail Reading Program provided at - risk middle school students with access to LightSail for seven weeks in an effort to combat «summer slide» — a phenomenon by which economically disadvantaged children rarely read during the summer as compared to their more advantaged peers.

«During the summer months, disadvantaged children tread water at best or even fall behind [while] better - off children build their skills steadily....

According to Weber, 91 % of SAISD students are economically disadvantaged, 21 % are English language learners, 70 % are deemed «at risk,» and nearly 30 % are retained at one point during their academic careers.

While many colleges and universities say that graduates of redesigned high schools will not be disadvantaged in the admissions process, 66 family concerns about college admissions might inhibit enrollment in new high schools that use competency - based approaches.67 At least one state, Utah, has passed legislative language with the intent to bar public institutions of higher education from treating graduates of competency - based high schools unfairly during the admissions process.68 As new issues and challenges emerge, states will need to remain vigilant and creative about how to best encourage and enable innovative high school designs.

The Foundation maintains an online library of lessons at www.wallacefoundation.org about what it has learned, including knowledge from its current efforts aimed at: strengthening educational leadership to improve student achievement; helping disadvantaged students gain more time for learning through summer learning and through the effective use of additional learning time during the school day and year; enhancing out - of - school time opportunities; and building appreciation and demand for the arts.

During lapping sessions at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in the car's Dynamic drive mode, the 4C Spider never felt disadvantaged by its missing roof section.

The main disadvantage of left foot braking is the fact that no gear change can be performed during the braking phase hence the driver has to select the gear to be used at the corner exit prior to initiating the maneuver.

That a new factory, even one built by someone lacking the disadvantages of building a factory in a foreign land, could operate at 500 tons per day during its maiden voyage was unheard of.

During games of hide - and - seek, Oliver, with his big, gray bulk, is at a decided disadvantage.

Buyers and sellers can be at a distinct disadvantage not understanding the concept «Agency» during a Real Estate transaction.

While caring for a kitten can certainly be one of the most fun and rewarding experiences you can have as a pet owner, if you are under - informed about the needs of your kitten during this time, you can leave them at a developmental disadvantage.

Excessive quick time events result in lots of trial and error, the game chugs along during certain boss fights and monsters have a nasty habit of scoring cheap hits that often put players at a disadvantage.

To be entirely honest, I'm still not entirely sure how I managed to finally sprint out from beneath the shadow of that winged terror and it was during this section, as well as maybe two others, that I felt that the game unfairly locked you into an action sequence where you were at a clear disadvantage.

The main finding of the GC is in essence that, since the aid had not been notified to the Commission, the compatibility rules applicable had to be the ones in force at the time the aid was paid out, «since the advantages and disadvantages created by such aid arose during the period in which that aid was paid» (para. 40).

The problem is that judges at trial do not break down by percentage which part of a spousal support award was non-compensatory (means and needs based) or compensatory (assessing advantages and disadvantages the two spouses obtained or suffered during the relationship).

As a result, they continue to miss out on valuable information about clients» future requirements and are putting themselves at an unnecessary disadvantage during difficult market conditions.»

In part because it is difficult to associate decisions taken during the marriage to particular advantages or disadvantages, and in part because it may be a useful indicator of those advantages and disadvantages, courts have looked to post-separation standards of living and compared it to pre-separation standards of living, with a view to determining whether there has been significant economic advantage or disadvantage as a result of the breakdown of the marriage (see generally W. v. W., 2005 BCSC 1010 at para. 12).

Masters, who spoke during the event as well, detailed how public blockchain's structure - at least ethereum and certain others - has a disadvantage to global financial institutions, and as such, spurred the creation of the DAML language.

If you didn't intern during college to gain the prerequisite experience, you are at a disadvantage when competing for an entry - level job.

Know when to talk money: During an interview, it can be tough to strike the right balance between being open and not disclosing information that could put you at a disadvantage down the line.

Previous Native Title Reports have commented on the Commonwealth's respondent funding scheme, 81 noting its effect in hardening the positions of those who already have their interests protected in any event, 82 and its seeming encouragement of litigation over negotiation.83 During the consultations, an NTRB in Queensland expressed frustration at the inequality created when mining and other companies are financed directly by the Attorney - General, putting NTRBs (and therefore the traditional owners they represent), with limited funding as described above, at a disadvantage when appearing in arbitration hearings about the doing of future acts.

Often in a divorce case one spouse is at a disadvantage because he or she did not handle the finances during the marriage due to other responsibilities.

The conference looked at the health issues for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people before, during and after prison, and at disadvantage and racism within the justice system that not only affects health but, as Gooda put it, «makes us sick».

As research across neuroscience, developmental psychology, and economics demonstrates, early social - emotional, physical, and cognitive skills beget later skill acquisition, setting the groundwork for success in school and the workplace.15 However, an analysis of nationally representative data shows that 65 percent of child care centers do not serve children age 1 or younger and that 44 percent do not serve children under age 3 at all.16 Consequently, child care centers only have the capacity to serve 10 percent of all children under age 1 and 25 percent of all children under age 3.17 High - quality child care during this critical period can support children's physical, cognitive, and social - emotional development.18 Attending a high - quality early childhood program such as preschool or Head Start is particularly important for children in poverty or from other disadvantaged backgrounds and can help reduce the large income - based disparities in achievement and development.19

While the vast majority of homebuyers rely on the Internet at some point during their home searches, luxury homebuyers can be at a disadvantage when it comes to finding properties online.

Minorities are still at a disadvantage when it comes to property ownership due to the past FHA regulations during the New Deal era.