disadvantageous

IPA: dɪsædvæntˈeɪdʒʌs

Examples of "disadvantageous" in Sentences

How would you rectify the prevalence of innate but deleterious (or disadvantageous) genetic traits?
"disadvantageous" deal, saying that "the state will gain from the agreement, either directly or through royalties."
Froufrou says: âHow would you rectify the prevalence of innate but deleterious (or disadvantageous) genetic traits?
Keep your strawman arguments at home, Barb. and a man with 10 wives – disadvantageous as that is for the dog and the wives.
Even where distinct vision would be 'disadvantageous' he half doubts if fusion comes to the rescue, or if even the color-wheel ever produces complete fusion.
Better to stress that this is only one isolated incident, being played up specifically since it is such a disadvantageous story for the pro-immigration side.
And if there is, I suppose you are ready to grant marital rights to a man with his dog, and a man with 10 wives – disadvantageous as that is for the dog and the wives.
Any advantageous evolutionary change would have to exceed functional neutrality (zero) to the same extent that the wasteful disadvantageous junk exceeded zero in the opposite direction would it not?
Genov's resignation on August 24 2009 was telegraphed some days ago after a fallout with Energy Minister Traicho Traikov about Traikov's allegation that Kozloduy had sold power on the open market on terms disadvantageous to the nuclear power station.