Sentences with phrase «to be at a disadvantage»

What you should try doing is finding ways to get office experience, because until you do, you're going to be at a disadvantage when compared to candidates who have it.

In fact, sometimes more attractive people can be at a disadvantage in If a picture is worth a thousand words, on a dating site, it's like ten thousand.

This proposal is about investing in the lives of students who are at a disadvantage because of their socioeconomic status.

Furthermore women need to understand they will not be at a disadvantage if they give evidence, he said.

A team that relies heavily on just 5 - 6 players for most of the game will be at a disadvantage against a deeper team, especially in the later rounds of the tournament.

By necessity they had to stay on the cutting edge, so they wouldn't be at a disadvantage.

Job candidates were at a disadvantage as they weren't able to promote their full skill - sets and qualifications due to this limitation.

Most women didn't feel their children were at a disadvantage if they chose not to breast - feed.

Children who have not developed solid skills by the end of the third grade are at a disadvantage for life.

«I don't know (yet) if a student is at a disadvantage if they don't use a lot of technology,» she said.

The one with higher expenses is at a disadvantage from the get - go — you're down 1 % before you even get out of the gate.

The companies can likely afford to pay extra fees, but could still be at a disadvantage when competing with carrier - owned services.

Android is at a disadvantage here in the first place because there's such a wide variety of device hardware and sizes across the board.

One of the studies suggested women were at a disadvantage when they received male blood, and that the opposite was true as well.

They are about whether schools serving the most disadvantaged children will get a fair chance to improve, or will always be at a disadvantage in attracting and retaining good teachers and principals.

Senior pets are at a disadvantage due to their slower metabolism, especially if they can not move as freely or comfortably as they once did.

With most corporations employing top - tier attorneys and operating under contracts they wrote themselves, consumers are at a disadvantage even without the benefits of class action status.

It is possible you will be at a disadvantage during offer negotiations if your lender is not local.

It's the nominees who really are at a disadvantage.

As has been well documented, low - income schools and districts are at a disadvantage in the teacher labor market.

When it comes to achieving this second level of enjoyment, books are at a disadvantage to more visual media.

In the same way, BC manufacturers are at a disadvantage relative to Chinese competitors.

Additionally, these large institutional investors are at a disadvantage because of the size of their fund.

Often in a divorce case one spouse is at a disadvantage because he or she did not handle the finances during the marriage due to other responsibilities.

Remember that the first person to give a number is at a disadvantage.

Young professionals can often be at a disadvantage in the job search market.

In general, the poor are at a disadvantage in competing for power, although they have the field to themselves in the modern church and in trade unions.

Regardless of their business acumen, entrepreneurs who lack hands - on experience will be at a disadvantage over better prepared and informed competitors.

The regulator announced it will review how news services are carried, and recognized that some channels are at a disadvantage.

Today we have so much data available that comes from a variety of sources and sales professionals are at a disadvantage if they do not utilize it.

Their milk composition changes as the lactation wears on, but that doesn't mean that their calves are at a disadvantage because they aren't still nursing.

A recent study looked at exactly this relationship to discover if women who did yo - yo diet were at a disadvantage when it came to weight loss.

This somewhat obvious point is actually even greater than one might think because once the arms and kettlebell are moved beyond parallel with the ground, the athlete is at a disadvantage.

It is easy to believe that the youngest children in the year are at a disadvantage but this is often not something to worry about.

He said that poor kids are at a disadvantage.

I learned, for example, that I would be at a disadvantage because I didn't play sports.

I read one comment somewhere that dealers are at a disadvantage because, in disagreements, they don't have the funds that the parent has when spending on representation in court.

I hope he never leaves because I would be at a disadvantage finding what I want / need the next time.

Sometimes it seems like fiction authors are at a disadvantage here.

In most of these games, the player is at a disadvantage, because they are always vulnerable in some way.

There is a common belief that self - taught artists are at a disadvantage when it comes to becoming professionals.

Without continuous reliable supply of electricity, many kids around the globe are at a disadvantage compared to their counterparts in many North American and European countries.

A lawyer who doesn't take advantage of available research tools is at a disadvantage.

And there continues to be discrimination, so some folks are at a disadvantage from the very start.