Sentences with phrase «real disadvantage»

The only real disadvantage was that the citizens had simply no experience with the dark side of capitalism.

The only real disadvantage is it's not for everyone.

The only real disadvantages of flannel is that it can be unsuitable for higher temperatures, as they're very warm sheets, and it can shrink in the wash.

Hammond said the introduction of civil partnerships in 2005 had addressed the very real disadvantage gay couples had faced.

The only real disadvantage of the open ended, or evergreen, fund structures is that the entire fund has to be valued periodically.

«But if it's part of your daily life and you don't have access to the information and the ability to communicate with people important to you, that's a real disadvantage.»

That puts smaller businesses at a real disadvantage when it comes to hiring in competitive job markets, and Buckingham knew it.

«Occasionally getting out of communications range is healthy for all of us,» added Google co-founder Sergey Brin, «but if it's part of your daily life and you don't have access to the information and the ability to communicate with people important to you that's a real disadvantage.»

That's a real disadvantage, the study shows, because the more senior the mentor, the faster the mentee's career advancement.

It is, of course, a real disadvantage for your average private college to have fallen too far behind in this race.

This stroller has a great design however when you older kid sits or stands, accessing the storage section becomes tight and this is a real disadvantage.

But that's really it for any real disadvantages.

The camera focuses on one player almost exclusively, which gives the second player a real disadvantage in some cases, if they are far away or attempting to dodge etc..

Robert Mazur's story is just as tense and exciting as anything that was depicted in Joe Pistone's story as Donnie Brasco but because The Infiltrator has been filmed afterwards, it puts it at a real disadvantage before it's even had a chance.

«In countries like France and the United States, perceived disadvantage is far greater than real disadvantage, and it makes a significant difference for student performance,» Schleicher wrote in the article.

For primary schools that do so, that makes a huge difference; for those that do not, that is a real disadvantage to those children.

The real disadvantage of side stands is the chance of it sinking into the ground and the bike falling over.

They are also somewhat more likely to agree that people without internet access are at a real disadvantage because of all the information they might be missing.

No real advantage over a kindle but no real disadvantage either.

Amazon's lack of a luminescent e-reader put it at a real disadvantage; late or not, Bezos and co. were wise to release one.

At the same time, 79 % of Millennials believe that people without internet access are at a real disadvantage.

For most authors, however, there seems to be no real disadvantage to having a book listed as «Published by Draft2Digital» or anyone else.

Since the Type Cover weighs just 0.1 ounces more than the touch cover (7.6 ounces versus 7.5 ounces), the only real disadvantage it has in comparison to the Touch Cover is that it's nearly twice the thickness at 6 mm versus 3.5 mm.

This can be a real disadvantage for certain scalping techniques, or if you trade odd hours.

Obamacare has made working for small companies a real disadvantage.

If I can't flip the bond shares quickly that's a real disadvantage.

The fact is, says Richard Kann, president of Christmas, Fla. - based Comp - Ware Systems, manufacturer of (among other software) the DARTS POS system, many pet specialty retailers still rely on nothing more than a cash register to keep track of sales, which puts their businesses at a real disadvantage — especially when it comes to key tasks like inventory management.

Senior animals are at a real disadvantage in shelters, but they \'re just as loving as the young ones.

I'd recommend Monti to anyone, as there are no real disadvantages to staying here.

The real disadvantage with using a business card for personal expenses is that it does not have the same protections as a personal card, as I discussed in a previous column, «Business card benefits outweigh limitations for most businesses.»

It means you're at a real disadvantage and you may have to swallow the $ 150 award change fee in order to secure your preferred outbound dates, changing the return once the award calendar opens for them.

Camping out on a roof or in a window is certainly possible in Titanfall, and the game has sniper rifles in an attempt to support this type of gameplay, but players move so quickly and erratically that snipers feel like they're at a real disadvantage... which further incites more players to run around like maniacs at all times.

the employee must establish a negative impact on a family need that resulted in a real disadvantage to the parent / child relationship and the corresponding responsibilities, and / or a negative impact to the employee's work;

In turns out there are real disadvantages to the prosthetics when Pistorius is accelerating and rounding corners, feats he needs to perform when running the 400.

The employee must show that the workplace rule results in «a real disadvantage to the parent / child relationship and the responsibilities that flow from that relationship, and / or to the employee's work», rather than simply showing a mere negative impact on a family need.

The Tribunal went on to fully endorse the decision in Misetich and the principle that, «in order to constitute a «need» or «requirement» relating to or arising out of the parent - child relationship, it is not sufficient that there just be any negative impact, but that the negative impact must result in real disadvantage to the applicant, arising from the parent - child relationship and the responsibilities that flow from that relationship.»

In concluding that Mr. Ananda had not suffered any family status based discrimination, the Vice Chair found that the Applicant had failed to establish that the needs of his elderly mother and the obligations associated with her care were sufficient to create, «any real disadvantage to the applicant.»

Specifically, the Applicant's primary caregiving responsibilities of taking his mother to appointments, waking her up at night to assist her, bringing her tea and assisting her while she was awaiting cataract surgery were not of a sufficient extent to create any real disadvantage to the Applicant as a result of caring for her, which would give rise to the obligation to accommodate.

The negative impact must result in real disadvantage to the parent / child relationship and the responsibilities that flow from that relationship, and / or to the employee's work.

While the positives are great, the one real disadvantage to no exam life insurance policies is that they are more expensive than a normal term life policy.

There is only one real disadvantage to purchasing life insurance for elderly family members and that is the cost of the premiums.

There is no real disadvantage to using Vantis Life for your life insurance needs.

In most cases, the only real disadvantage to not owning this policy is that you're not in control of it.

In fact the limited nature of term life insurance can be a real disadvantage for many, and some people simply prefer to purchase coverage that will last as long as they do.

This may seem like a real disadvantage for the OnePlus X, however the good news is that the company picked one of the best 32 - bit processors available, the Snapdragon 801.

Every set top streamer is going to have its little hardware quirks, and the Mi Box overall isn't at any real disadvantage compared to the rest.