unfavorable position (Meaning)
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unfavorable position (n)
the quality of being a competitive disadvantage
Synonyms & Antonyms of unfavorable position
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
unfavorable position Sentence Examples
- The company found itself in an unfavorable position due to its outdated technology.
- The athlete's injury put him in an unfavorable position for the upcoming competition.
- The candidate's lack of experience placed her in an unfavorable position during the job interview.
- The team's losing streak had put them in an unfavorable position in the standings.
- The new regulations put small businesses in an unfavorable position compared to larger corporations.
- The government's budget cuts left the department in an unfavorable position to meet its obligations.
- The student's plagiarism allegations put him in an unfavorable position with the academic committee.
- The investor's poor timing resulted in him being in an unfavorable position in the stock market.
- The defendant's criminal record put him in an unfavorable position during the trial.
- The organization's decision to relocate its headquarters put its employees in an unfavorable position in terms of commute time.
FAQs About the word unfavorable position
the quality of being a competitive disadvantage
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The company found itself in an unfavorable position due to its outdated technology.
The athlete's injury put him in an unfavorable position for the upcoming competition.
The candidate's lack of experience placed her in an unfavorable position during the job interview.
The team's losing streak had put them in an unfavorable position in the standings.
