Sentence examples for advantage less than from inspiring English sources

The two Wigan players combined to extend that advantage less than three minutes after the restart.

Mr. Ridge brushed aside any suggestion that the administration was trying to create a widespread sense of unease that might work to President Bush's advantage less than four months before the election.

The Sharks received a two-man advantage less than four minutes into the second period after Michael Holmqvist and Keith Carney were sent off for high-sticking 29 seconds apart.

It was typical for the two teams, and expected given what the night meant". The Devils, after a scoreless and damaging opening 20 minutes, during which Peter Stastny, their consummate craftsman of offense, was banished with a game misconduct, pounded two goals, by Dave Maley and Kirk Muller, past John Vanbiesbrouck to open up a 2-0 advantage less than five minutes into the second period.

Rather, CB2000 wtRecA wtDnaB wtYfjK had less than a half log advantage (less than threefold) over Founder Δe14, again illustrating the importance of mutations in these three genes for extreme radiation resistance.

Sales in several other Latin American countries are now doing well, though going farther afield will require a new approach.In the race to go global, Brazilian consumer brands will benefit from a competitive advantage less often noted than the country's abundance of commodities: its reputation for style.

The company's ownership is famously opaque, its products often utilitarian in look and cheap in feel and its store layouts rather obviously manipulative you have to go through the "showroom" first to get to the actual furniture; veterans take advantage of less-than-obvious shortcuts.

It highlights that women were not merely victims of state sterilization policies, but tried to control their reproduction even if it meant taking advantage of less-than-perfect programs.

While having a AAA credit rating is an advantage, we might be in an era where the advantage is less than it once was.

Mr. Bartels is worth quoting in full here: Ronald Reagan, the "great communicator" and consummate actor, had a net advantage of only 1 percentage point over Jimmy Carter in 1980 and a net advantage of less than 1 percentage point over Walter Mondale in 1984.

He scored 8 points in a 14-7 Knicks run that turned a 1-point lead into a 91-83 advantage with less than five minutes left.