Sentences with phrase «at a severe disadvantage compared»

The costs of complying with government regulation — including hiring accountants, lawyers and other expensive professionals — are the second - biggest cost identified by SMEs, and one that puts them at severe disadvantage compared with big businesses.

The omission puts the device at a severe disadvantage compared with rivals like the Honor 7X and the Moto G5 Plus, that match or undercut the Idol 5's price while still delivering the essential security measure.

Not exact matches

So, banks and other traditional types of depository institutions were at a severe disadvantage in attracting deposits compared with less - regulated competitors, such as money market mutual funds.