disadvantageously sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. With the Cascade Range to the north and the Green River to the south, Weston was disadvantageously located for future expansion.
2. It was an ambitious and complex Act, seeking ( as I understand ) to prevent disabled people being treated disadvantageously because of their disability.
3. 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.
4. Budget cuts will be spread out, and " Algeria should be no exception, nor will will it be treated disadvantageously as Le Monde makes out, " the ministry said.
5. Though some state enterprises were privatized disadvantageously and suspected embezzlement tarnished innumerable sales _ the feeling that Argentina was responding without fear to a common goal attracted foreign investors and to some degree improved the quality of life for the majority.
6. 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.
7. 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.
8. [Note that in contravention of accepted standards, Pjacobi has implicitly discounted the mass media as a source for the verification of notability, in effect demanding that notable independent ( academically uncredentialed / unaffiliated ) scholars disadvantageously submit their work to academic publications in order to claim notability for it.
9. :a wet heavy bad country very disadvantageously circumstanced respecting roads, for every way around they are almost impassable . . . after inclosing fell into bad hands, they laid much of it down to grass in as bad order as possible, and it has continued so ever since in as rough and ill conditioned and unprofitable a state as can be well conceived . . . It should seem that corn has there been lessened without making amends for the loss by ample products of new grass.