decided disadvantage

Examples (20)

• Being a small startup puts us at a decided disadvantage against multinational corporations.
• The team's lack of a star player was a decided disadvantage in the championship.
• Playing without their star quarterback was a decided disadvantage for the team.
• Being unable to speak the local language puts you at a decided disadvantage when negotiating business deals.
• His inability to speak the local language was a decided disadvantage when looking for a job.
• His late entry into the race was a decided disadvantage, as other candidates had already built momentum.
• The lack of recent data placed the study at a decided disadvantage from the outset.
• The company's reliance on outdated technology is a decided disadvantage in today's competitive market.
• Not having access to high-speed internet is a decided disadvantage for rural students.
• She felt she was at a decided disadvantage during the interview because she had less experience.
• The candidate's lack of public speaking experience proved to be his decided disadvantage in the debate.
• In the world of online gaming, having a slow internet connection is a decided disadvantage.
• Her short stature was a decided disadvantage in a sport dominated by taller players.
• The prosecution faced a decided disadvantage when their key witness refused to testify.
• Entering the negotiations without clear objectives put them at a decided disadvantage.
• Without a proper education, children from impoverished areas start life with a decided disadvantage.
• It is a decided disadvantage to start the race from the back of the grid.
• The small startup found itself at a decided disadvantage when competing against multinational corporations.
• Using outdated technology is a decided disadvantage in such a competitive industry.
• A decided disadvantage of this new policy is its potential to alienate long-term customers.