Examples of 'have a disadvantage' in a sentence
Meaning of "have a disadvantage"
have a disadvantage - This phrase implies that someone or something is in a less favorable position compared to others, lacking an advantage or facing challenges
How to use "have a disadvantage" in a sentence
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have a disadvantage
If they have a disadvantage it is their lack of customization.
I do not want him to have a disadvantage.
You have a disadvantage of not having something on the wall.
It turns out we have a disadvantage.
We have a disadvantage here.
There is no single measure of recidivism that does not have a disadvantage.
No matter will have a disadvantage someplace.
Guangzhou sourcing agent and Shenzhen sourcing agent also have a disadvantage.
These control methods have a disadvantage of requiring prior calibration.
It is true that the town's liquor stores have a disadvantage.
And we have a disadvantage.
You can use them, but they do have a disadvantage.
All of these excipients have a disadvantage with regard to nasal administration.
When you are starting a business with bad credit, you have a disadvantage.
It makes you upset you have a disadvantage because of your looks.
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The arrangements adopted, while they conserve modularity well, nevertheless have a disadvantage.
Some people really do have a disadvantage because of where they start.
When you are starting a enterprise with adverse credit, you could have a disadvantage.
These polymers have a disadvantage in that they have relatively poor solubility in water.
All the sons of Ragnar have a disadvantage.
The spacers have a disadvantage öf adding resistance to this required upward fluid flow.
However, his success did have a disadvantage.
Francophone countries have a disadvantage in that they inherited a highly centralised budget management system.
However, these lamps have a disadvantage.
These methods have a disadvantage when old stored locations are not inaccurate starting locations.
Often this will help you, but some weapons do have a disadvantage to consider.
Why is it that women have a disadvantage in turning education into income?
Even though the absorbent material has very good absorption properties, it does have a disadvantage.
Some mechanically adjustable implantable devices have a disadvantage of becoming inoperable if the adjustment mechanism fails.
While the above-described type of blind fastener functions quite well, it does have a disadvantage.
Also, suppositories have a disadvantage of a short duration.
Although satisfactory in many respects, spring-tensioned cable and pulley systems have a disadvantage.
These processes, however, have a disadvantage of extremely low polymerization activity.
And now that I know what it 's like to have a disadvantage.
However, these solutions have a disadvantage that the structure is complicated and expensive.
If you're tall, you already know that you have a disadvantage.
However, they have a disadvantage in that biocompatibility is low, and mechanical strength is not satisfactory.
So if I am competing as a frog, I should have a disadvantage to make things fair.
However, they have a disadvantage in that they can only be administered by the IN route.
Description of the Related Art Styrene-based resins have a disadvantage in that impact resistance is poor.
However these procedures have a disadvantage in that the extraction procedures are both costly and time-consuming.
Now, now… But the swim club really does have a disadvantage in this season.
In life, I can't think And now that I know what it's like to have a disadvantage.
In fact, you have a disadvantage.
At least you don't have a disadvantage.
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