| And her combination of Romantic candor and formal solidity tends to carry the day even when her work is disadvantageously displayed, as it is in one-half of her current solo double-header. |
| His direction disadvantageously puts the emphasis on action over reaction, though. |
| Appropriate prominence should be given to terms which might operate disadvantageously to the customer. |
| However, the new prison continued to treat women prisoners more disadvantageously than their male counterparts. |
| The same goes for disadvantageous treatment that is the product of bias against a certain group, even when the bias does not involve an intention to treat the group disadvantageously. |
| The language of the proceedings is Hungarian but nobody shall be affected disadvantageously because of not knowing Hungarian. |
