Sentence examples for Less advantage from inspiring English sources

Boys gained much less advantage from single-sex education.

They have seen less and less advantage in letting Congress weigh in on these decisions.

It would be hard to imagine a major exhibition that showed modern British sculpture to less advantage.

As a result there is less advantage to be gained from serving high-density corridors with buses compared with trains.

"But over time there was more of a ratings pressure on these stations," Mr. Karsch said, "and the networks were taking far less advantage of this great library.

As time passed, however, and technological change in the television industry became less rapid, there was less advantage in producing sets in the United States.

Advances in EU trade regulations, particularly between member countries, conferred less advantages for this status.

I have neither of those things and most of the people I see being resentful of the phrase "white privilege" (resentment which is often expressed in the phrase "all lives matter") have far less advantages in life than I've had.

Ecuador, however, has less altitude advantage than you might think.

Someone consumed by that fear is at way less an advantage.

This is the other, less expected, advantage of Amangiri's location: the chance to explore Native American culture.