Sentences with phrase «immediate disadvantage»

We are at an immediate disadvantage here because of the disagreement in how the triangle pattern should be applied and interpreted.

Not only were Spurs starting from an immediate disadvantage compared to the other five big sides, they were also hit with the costs of building a new stadium, which was entirely their own choice and has clear long - term benefits but traditionally hits teams hard.

On paper, the C 220 d is at an immediate disadvantage to one of its main rivals, the Audi A5 Cabriolet with the 2.0 TDI 190 diesel.

Waiting until after your book is published to begin marketing starts you out at an immediate disadvantage.

That difference in fees can put the smart beta fund at an immediate disadvantage.

«If your credit stinks, you're at an immediate disadvantage and may have trouble qualifying for a home loan,» says Richard Redmond, a mortgage broker at All California Mortgage in Larkspur and author of «Mortgages: The Insider's Guide.»

If you buy an ETF at a premium, you'll be paying more than you need to and putting yourself at an immediate disadvantage.

It was a momentous moment, and one that I personally cherish, and couldn't be replicated by Age of Ultron, putting it at an immediate disadvantage.

A firm may have an advantage regarding a gross capacity, but at an immediate disadvantage regarding necessary levels of experience now or into the foreseeable future.

Life insurance approval and rates are often dependent on age and health, typically placing older applicants at an immediate disadvantage.

Low - income children too often begin school without the basic behavioral, emotional, and cognitive skills that they need to thrive academically — putting them at an immediate disadvantage and contributing to the large gap that develops in school achievement between low - income children and their more affluent peers.

But with him involved the commission has to be split 50/50, does that put me at an immediate disadvantage on every deal?