Sentence examples for had less advantage from inspiring English sources

With both shows around it dropping, "Coupling" has surely had less advantage from being in the 9 30 p.m. slot than any of the myriad comedy failures that have preceded it.

Considering all these reports, the early stage treatment seems to have less advantage in terms of long-term treatment effect.

If the GSE scenario proves correct, a more equal Europe will result in which the laggard regions have moved towards the average and the advanced regions have less advantage than at present.

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.

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

And as with any rising startup, Robinhood has to avoid headcount bloat or getting over extended in markets where it has less inherent advantage.

Perhaps players will have less of an advantage by size and more by agility.

"Daniel has less of an advantage, because people are scared of an abrupt change," said Sergio Ramírez, Mr. Ortega's former vice president and the founder of a Sandinista splinter movement.

If you are looking for a guaranteed high return, you may want to choose a game that is based less on chance and in which the house has less of an advantage.

Even though Ms. Hovey's rent rose by roughly $100 in April and she has less time to take advantage of these resort-style amenities, she is staying.

Genomedata is especially suited for whole-genome, dense datasets, so it has less of a comparative advantage in cases of sparse datasets with data at only a limited number of genomic positions.