disadvantageously

That kind of thing would be disadvantageously noticeable by the consumer.

He had good resources here too, and could ordinarily stay under a long time, but he had entered the water disadvantageously.

It stamps a man too disadvantageously.

The want too of a separation of the legislative, executive, & judiciary functions worked disadvantageously in practice.

With the Cascade Range to the north and the Green River to the south, Weston was disadvantageously located for future expansion.

By the early 21st century the word "nonprofit" was generally accepted as synonymous with philanthropy, though practitioners found it disadvantageously negative in fundraising and meaningless to donors.

I love society as much as any man, was I not certain to exhibit myself in it, not only disadvantageously, but totally different from what I really am.

As C.K. Brain points out, the saber-toothed cats had a greatly reduced coronoid process and therefore a disadvantageously weak bite.

In order to ensure that the bottlers did not charge disadvantageously high margins, Coca-Cola began an aggressive marketing campaign to associate their product with the five-cent price tag.

The longer she spoke, the more disadvantageously she challenged comparison with the absent woman, whose name she so obstinately and so audaciously persisted in assuming as her own.

WOB's bathing suits range in size up to an H cup, and the staff can fit a bra around the most disadvantageously placed straps, backless or strapless gowns.

Social closure can then imply the capacity a class has to defend its interests (as for the upper class) or a condition of being 'enclosed' disadvantageously (as for the working class).

As usual, Ms. Smith's combination of Romantic candor and formal solidity carries the day even when her work is disadvantageously displayed, as it is in this cramped show (Cotter).

The plight of gallant, Catholic little Belgium, invaded by a militaristic aggressor, was disadvantageously compared with Ireland, achieving freedom (so Redmond argued) within the British Empire, rather like Canada or Australia.

The study showed that the main negative effects fell on airlines, railways and ferry companies though a range of other organizations such as port operators, travel agencies and financial organizations were also identified as potentially being affected disadvantageously.

West comes to the conclusion that while he will never be able to live up to people's expectations and will always be disadvantageously flawed; it's all these imperfections and more that serve to make up who he is.

In Cowan v Kitson Insulations Ltd [1992]PIQR Q19 it was emphasised that the plaintiff should never be treated disadvantageously by reason of seeking a final award even if a provisional award appears suitable.

This horizontal piece - 65 feet long, almost 11 feet high and composed of painted aluminum sheets distributed at various depths and heights over an armature of metal bars - was originally commissioned for the Philadelphia Transportation Building, where it was disadvantageously displayed and neglected.

However, Hungarians condemn him as he had a significant part in the borders of the Republic of Hungary being set disadvantageously at the Treaty of Trianon and Hungary had no armies to counter the inordinate demands of the Little Entente.

FAIRGRADE, an organization started which aims to work with the FCPS research team to focus on issues that may occur because of FCPS's current grading scale, believes some areas in which students may be affected disadvantageously include:

In the present instance however,(the poems of a certain Mrs. Leapor excepted, who published some 40 years ago) I discern, I think, more marks of a true poetical talent than I remember to have observed in the verses of any, whether male or female, so disadvantageously circumstanced.

After wetting, the microbe would no longer be a dried-out husk tightly netted together inside with various cross-links between parts, so the high alcohol content could penetrate the softened microbe, permeate and swell the interior substances, and cause proteins to re-configure disadvantageously or soft cell membranes to rupture, or something similar.