Sentence examples for given much advantage from inspiring English sources

While the military campaign may not have eradicated many northerners' fears or given much advantage to Jonathan, the postponement of elections has enabled more voters to collect their personal voters' cards — over 80percentt of the electorate compared to just over 50percentt in mid-January.

Nicholas Stephanopoulos, a professor at the University of Chicago Law School who is helping represent the plaintiffs in the Wisconsin case, said redistricting plans in the 1970s didn't give much advantage to either party.

Research by Dr. Pathak and Dr. Sonmez shows that the walk-zone priority does not actually give much of an advantage to students living nearby.

In a new paper, Daniel S. Hamermesh, an economist at the University of Texas and the author of "Beauty Pays," argues that just being better looking than others in a given competitive situation does not give much of an advantage.

It does not work this way now as too many regulations constrain free market mechanisms, giving too much advantage to those players who can pay their lobbyists the most.

A shorter interval gives too much advantage to the tame opposition parties.

Believing that courts gave too much advantage to the immigrants, the government succeeded in cutting off Chinese access to the courts and gradually transferred administration of Chinese-exclusion laws completely to the Bureau of Immigration, an agency operating free from court scrutiny.

I'm giving much more.

Most give much less.

And Apple's prestigious position as the luxury lifestyle device maker doesn't give it as much advantage in selling gadgets that sit on a shelf.

Thomas Jefferson said: "Nothing gives one so much advantage over another as to remain always cool and unruffled under all circumstances".