Sentence examples for advantage trimming from inspiring English sources

After the climb, the peloton lifted the pace and cut into the leaders' advantage, trimming off two minutes within the space of 10 km.

If Medicare Advantage is trimmed by, say, $8 billion over five years, or less than 2percentt of the projected overall Medicare spending of nearly $600 billion, he said, the companies could meet that challenge by "shaving back a little bit of incremental benefits and maybe a little bit on profit margins".

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Their advantage had been trimmed to just two points by the time they faced a fourth-and-three at their own 18-yard line with 2min 55sec remaining.

1.15pm BST In an act of unfortunate coincidence, James Richardson announces that Voigt "isn't slowing down" despite his advancing years just as Voigt does indeed slow down – the breakaway duo's advantage has been trimmed by about a minute, and is now 4min 30sec.

Pinned deep in their own territory, center Justin Hartwig was called for holding in the end zone — an automatic safety — trimming the lead to 4. The Steelers' advantage didn't last much longer.

The bill would slow the growth of Medicare spending by trimming payments to hospitals, nursing homes, private Medicare Advantage plans and many other health care providers.

City manager Roberto Mancini saw his side trim the advantage of leaders Manchester United to 13 points after Sir Alex Ferguson's team were held to a 2-2 drat at West Ham.

14, 16 and 17 to trim his advantage to one.

They included reductions to Medicare Advantage (again, started by President Bush), which was getting far too expensive and needed trimming.