Sentences with phrase «at a huge disadvantage»

If you want to increase strength or muscle, you'd be at a HUGE disadvantage if your workout consists primarily of, well, crap.

Still, it's clear that physiological changes in people under extreme stress, including elevated levels of cortisol, put such children at a huge disadvantage in school, he says.

Any new social platform starts at a huge disadvantage: It doesn't come with your friends.

It just doesn't feel «challenging but fair» anymore, it feels like you're constantly at a huge disadvantage.

This leaves the publishing industry at a huge disadvantage.

This puts the lender at a huge disadvantage but the borrower has the advantage of holding onto his / her assets.

Mutual fund managers are working at a huge disadvantage.

Seeing how you always get points even when you don't kill anyone, you are never really at a huge disadvantage from the players with the most points and therefore the best beasts.

This places the other parent at a huge disadvantage.

Homes are complex and buyers are at a huge disadvantage when looking at the condition of a property.

Today, American aerospace companies are at a huge disadvantage because foreign airplane makers like Canada's Bombardier and Europe's Airbus are intentionally skirting international trade laws — which will only end up hurting American workers.

Should he wield it to change the campaign finance laws and render his opponents at a huge disadvantage, turning their bulk into dust?

«It puts kids who have special needs at a huge disadvantage.

Alicandro enters the race at a huge disadvantage — both in name recognition and campaign funds.

In many ways the state of eInk puts the Kindle at a huge disadvantage.

Whereas other games might set up their rules to put the player at a huge disadvantage, Blackjack Surrender lower its house edge so that the game is as fair as possible.

This bill would radically reshape our economy and could leave the US at a huge disadvantage globally.

This limits opportunities for honing social skills, which will put any kid at a huge disadvantage for the rest of life.

Richard Cairns, head of Brighton College in East Sussex, has said that girls may leave schools with a «clutch of A *'s and a first class degree», but will still be at a huge disadvantage if they can not meaningfully communicate with male colleagues in the workplace.

Without direction and focus, career changers are at a huge disadvantage in finding a proper fit and may feel that they must start over at or near entry level.

TV networks, working from relatively tiny market samples and old fashioned human intuition, are at a huge disadvantage.

The truth, of course, is that part time investors are at a huge disadvantage to Wall Street not just in terms of resources, experience and expertise but also in terms of the many forms of insider trading.

«That would put us at a huge disadvantage,» said Jeff Rottkamp, owner of Fox Hollow Farm on Sound Avenue.

So, we're at a huge disadvantage.

Without the ability to identify emotions, kids are at a huge disadvantage.

Most NGOs do not and that puts them at a huge disadvantage when dealing with the political process.

While that money has helped connect almost every school in the country to the Internet, rural schools continue to find themselves at a huge disadvantage when it comes to prices and access to fiber - optic cables.

«Having errors on a credit report can negatively impact score, which can put you at a huge disadvantage when you're negotiating for an auto loan interest rate,» Shutt said.

If you do not have some understanding of the laws that Debt Collectors MUST follow you are at a HUGE disadvantage.

Puppies who don't get Colostrum, or who don't / can't nurse, are at a huge disadvantage and much more at risk of getting sick.

Body movement is how a dog talks, and this dog is at a huge disadvantage.

Using a shotgun and later a pulse rifle the demo showed that even with great firepower the marines are at a huge disadvantage.

You can play solo without feeling like you're at a huge disadvantage, and bringing friends into the mix just adds to the fun.

Having the option of cross platform play is interesting and a challenge but it still doesn't quite make sense why someone would put themselves at a huge disadvantage with awkward controls, compared to a keyboard and mouse.

It's the ground where you will often find yourself at a huge disadvantage.

Don't wait until you have 90 days left to start «testing» your resume; this puts you at a huge disadvantage.

This puts you at a huge disadvantage against the thousands of other applicants who have a great online presence.

You have the power to learn as much as possible about your potential employer before the interview day comes, and if you don't you're at a huge disadvantage.

You will be at a huge disadvantage if you emerge into the post-grad world without work experience.

He laid out the case for aggressively pursuing diversity in commercial real estate workplaces: «Any business which fails to harness the creativity of women and minorities is at a huge disadvantage,» Maggiacomo argued.

«You absolutely have to have a tablet and a smartphone or you're at a huge disadvantage,» Harrison said.