Sentences with phrase «at a great disadvantage»

Even though research clearly shows children are at a great disadvantage when raised without both parents, one in four children are raised by a single parent.

Even when compared to adolescent mothers who experienced prenatal or parenting stress only, these adolescents were still at a greater disadvantage.

Which puts bricks - and - mortar stores at a greater disadvantage than ever.

Which means, of course, they are at a great disadvantage before courts and even tribunals.

Explore why a focus on compliance - driven security risk programs can put entities at a great disadvantage in dealing with these challenges — and what's needed to implement a more war - minded approach to battle the evolving threat landscape.

Even among the poorest and most disadvantaged schools, there are differences in access to resources which place ethnic - minority students at a greater disadvantage» - Kathy Tuck, National Education Association

Studies show that African - Americans are at the greatest disadvantage on major dating sites,...

In other words, American children raised in single - parent homes appear to be at a greater disadvantage educationally than ever before.

This year's Christmas Day releases are perhaps at the greatest disadvantage in the history of movies thanks to «Star Wars: The Force Awakens.»

As Benjamin Herold writes for Education Week, «In other words, the schools and students already at the greatest disadvantage when it comes to technology access and use appear to have yet another challenge to confront.»

While beautiful, the city's Austin Animal Center has fewer kennels than Town Lake and so started at a great disadvantage for the animals.

However you will have to learn to juggle your hotbars a bit more with all of the new skills that have been added, but you won't be at any great disadvantage compared to PC Players.

It goes without saying, however, that the reliance on visual aids to deconstruct and solve the logical reasoning questions places test takers who are visually impaired at a great disadvantage.

It was, however, found that the policy amounted to indirect discrimination, as Muslims, when compared to other religious groups, could be placed at a greater disadvantage.

You are at a great disadvantage if you attempt to represent yourself when up against ICBC adjusters who have significant experience in these cases.

One customer who sued «alleges that employees were tipped off a month in advance, allowing them to instantly swamp Coinbase with buy and sell orders leaving other traders at a great disadvantage.»

Samsung, for instance, is still at a great disadvantage as a result of constant struggles and repeated delays in the key British space.

«If you aren't interning, you're at a great disadvantage against the competition,» she says.

The auditory - related items in the communication domain allowed for N / A scoring, thus not placing these deaf participants at a greater disadvantage.

If patients suffer from a debilitating condition such as dementia, they are at a great disadvantage in not only trying to ward off the abuse but in reporting it.

Every year, 7.6 million animals are relinquished to animal shelters in the United States, and animals with injuries and deformities are at a greater disadvantage when it comes to getting out of the kennel.

Studies show that African - Americans are at the greatest disadvantage on major dating sites, especially black women.

Worse, the gap has widened over time: «American children raised in single - parent homes appear to be at a greater disadvantage educationally than ever before,» they write.

Even among the poorest and most disadvantaged schools, there are differences in access to resources which place ethnic - minority students at a greater disadvantage,» explains NEA researcher Kathy Tuck, who authored the report.

Actually, this is another scientist who understands that there isn't a SHRED of proof to indicate that any god exists, and that American kids who are taught creationism will be at a great disadvantage in the future when they try to compete for jobs against children with real educations.

Let me say only that the paucity of black students taking courses in religion means that, if and when they decide on a church commitment, they will find themselves at a great disadvantage.

At present, there are no odds posted on MISL games, which leaves it at a great disadvantage vis - √ † - vis the NBA and the NHL, inasmuch as many newspapers now carry a daily line — in effect, a national advance story.

Borrow, lie, cheat, steal, but scrape up some funds or else your book is at a great disadvantage.

Unfortunately, owners of dogs with docked tails are at a great disadvantage when it comes to reading tail language.

By dealing solely with an insurance company representative you could be at a great disadvantage.

Naturally, those without insurance coverage are at a greater disadvantage.

Naturally, those without insurance coverage are at a greater disadvantage... Read More

But if that is all you do, it will put you at a great disadvantage today.

Sticking solely to older methods — phone calls, in - person networking events, snail mail, etc. — puts you at a great disadvantage.

Negotiating with an attorney without having similar experience puts you at a great disadvantage.

Failure to understand this could put you at a great disadvantage in your efforts to get your loan funded in a way that works for you.