Sentence examples for labour advantage from inspiring English sources

In the English and Welsh battleground constituencies – defined as those with a Tory majority of up to 15 points, or a Labour advantage of no more than 10 points – the poll found the opposition running well ahead.

There is nothing to Labour's advantage in the SNP pressure.

In time they might then hope to nibble away at Labour's advantage.

Moreover the tendency to overstate Labour's advantage appears to be increasing.

Mr Diamond cast doubt on whether "picking a fight" with big business will work to Labour's advantage.

Just as the Tory strength in the air war is surprisingly lacking, Labour's advantage on the ground is proving greater than expected.

This is not sufficient reason to believe the polls will again overstate Labour's advantage, as history may not repeat itself.

That worked very much to Labour's advantage, particularly because the agreement was not reciprocal and Labour candidates had no obligation to stand down in favour of a Liberal.

In the closing days of the campaign Cameron seems to have edged ahead but a bias in the way seats are distributed gives Labour an advantage that neutralises this.

Labour's advantage owes most to reasons including the rise of UKIP, which has split the right-wing vote that are not merely no thanks to Mr Miliband but also symptoms of the shifting political landscape he now fears.

Events could be furnished to play to Labour's advantage and the party can seize this initiative without Jeremy repudiating any of the ideas he formed while in his mother's womb.