Sentences with phrase «slight disadvantage»

«Supply chain data in the restaurant industry is at a slight disadvantage with technology because it doesn't move at the speed of consumer packaged goods or other retail companies.

Shrigley, who lives in the U.K., was at a slight disadvantage with American consumers.

I see Everton being at a slight disadvantage in the following midweek game (despite them playing at home).

The early kickoff may be to a slight disadvantage to the Blues because they played on Tuesday but ultimately I can't see beyond an away win in this one.

(although this is a slight disadvantage, there are many bigger advantages to having a child who's feelings don't erupt through their behaviour all the time, I promise you!)

Despite Labour's slight disadvantage, it will be difficult for the Conservatives to inflict defeat, due to 54 Liberal Democrat and 163 non-party peers.

Democrats faced a slight disadvantage in enrollment in the 127th Assembly District.

This supports the concept of transient healthy obesity that Retnakaran advocates: Compared with lean, healthy people, obese people are already at a slight disadvantage.

The slight disadvantage compared to Divine Bounty is that the dosage is slightly lower, but it's still easily enough to clear acne.

As the only 3/4 - ton (and one of only two other pickups in the U.S. still being offered with a solid front axle), the Ram carried a strong advantage in some arenas, but a slight disadvantage in others.

That would normally mean a slight disadvantage when it comes to company car tax, but the Jag's lower list price and more comprehensive kit list make up for that.

Acceleration from 0 to 60 will be a bit slower than the current 740Li gas model: 6.1 seconds instead of 5.4, though that slight disadvantage is perhaps moot in real - world conditions.

The CTS is a good car on its own, but being in a segment with a bunch of newer designs puts it at a slight disadvantage.

While they don't quite beat the compact truck options from the Japanese manufacturers when it comes to reliability, we think that most drivers will be able to overlook that slight disadvantage thanks to the Colorado and Canyon's more modern design, nicer interior and smoother ride.

Right away, the powertrain puts the Montana SV6, Uplander, Relay and Terazza at a slight disadvantage to the competition.

Though fixed - layout formats have the slight disadvantage of not working across all eBook devices and applications and of not being accepted by some smaller distribution channels, they offer significantly more styling and layout options than reflowable eBooks, including colour backgrounds, multi-column content, and specific fonts.

Even the operating system, which at first glance would seem to be a slight disadvantage since it is based off of an older version of Android, is reported to have been optimized to the point of a smooth, seamless, and generally superior experience for the user.

USDA loans, however, have a slight disadvantage compared to Conventional 97 in that they come with an upfront fee of 1.00 % of the loan amount.

Note that as a vendor you are at a slight disadvantage to a retailer, since tax has to be baked in to your prices.

Most of our clients are working at the time they file; 88 % of males are working, and 80 % of females are working, but that slight disadvantage for women, again, makes it harder to deal with their student debt.

The net result of these past five years has been to turn JtB's slight advantage over the market as of 2010 into a slight disadvantage as of the end of 2015.

The Scottish Fold cat, with its permanently folded ears, is at a slight disadvantage here.

Slight disadvantage is that it does have a strong chemical smell and is a little pricey.

Make sure to buy the correct weapon for each ranger or you will be going into each battle at a slight disadvantage.

Defense attorneys appear to be at a slight disadvantage when it comes to jurors» overall perceptions of their performance and may wish to pay particularly close attention to these results.

Defense attorneys appear to be at a slight disadvantage when it comes to jurors» overall perceptions of their performance...

And MusicCast is only at a slight disadvantage without true wireless 5.1 surround at present.

For the first holiday season since the new console generation began, Sony might actually be at a slight disadvantage.

The first - gen Pixel is at a slight disadvantage in that the cheaper model has just 32 GB of storage, compared to the Pixel 2's baseline 64 GB.

Sadly there's no flash incorporated on the rear of the Blade 3 which does put it at a slight disadvantage compared to the competition such as the Ascend G330 and Xperia Miro, and also means you won't be shooting anything in low light or dark situations.

The CyberTron's generic case does leave it with a slight disadvantage.

If you're competing for a job in a new industry with someone who has years of experience, you're likely already at a slight disadvantage.

It wasn't his fault, of course, but being unemployed could put him at a slight disadvantage because some employers view an unemployed job seeker as less desirable than an employed applicant.

Most of them are focused on improving the matching process, but we have found that less tech savvy professionals are at a slight disadvantage.