Significats de very disadvantageous en anglès

He told MPs the timeframe for dealing with anti-dumping complaints was very disadvantageous.

The third metope (3) shows an Athenian under very disadvantageous circumstances.

The position of Philip was very disadvantageous.

This they do under very disadvantageous conditions, seeing the difference in the length of the arms of the lever.

It must be confessed, that the princes and nobility, in those ages, went to war on very disadvantageous terms.

Wells was forming on the open fields, and Lewis, in a very disadvantageous position, was making a strong fight.

Mr. Drummond has represented the character of our author in a very disadvantageous, though perhaps not in a very unjust light.

I saw, therefore, that it would be very disadvantageous to me to run any risk of being lowered in their estimation.

Already, in 1904, Russia, being in a difficult situation, was obliged to conclude a commercial treaty with Germany, very disadvantageous to herself.

At a place called Drumfliuch, where Battleford Bridge now stands, Tyrone contrived to draw his enemies into an engagement on very disadvantageous ground.

I wish that you would try to get the better of it; it is very disadvantageous to you, and very trying to other people!

Certainly I have seen it in a very disadvantageous light, some of the best streets having been burnt, and the whole place thrown into confusion.