inferiority
unfavorable position

That won't put you ahead of the house, but it will narrow your unfavorable position almost to the vanishing point.

Upon seeing this, the Gauls were forced to surrender their unfavorable position.

Consequently his actions were noticed by the media and put him in an unfavorable position with the government he was protesting against.

You would have spread yourselves out widely and put yourselves in an unfavorable position.

"It's a way of luring your opponent into an unfavorable position."

It keeps them moving around and there's less chance of the baby's being stuck in an unfavorable position.

After several hours, the mercenaries found themselves in an unfavorable position and some wanted to depart on the aircraft, which needed fuel.

In addition to their numerical disadvantage, Soviet pilots were in a tactically unfavorable position.

Less, if we were unlucky, or were maneuvered into an unfavorable position.

Others came later, almost at the very last, trusting that others had drawn the unfavorable positions.