Sentence examples for least advantage from inspiring English sources

The difference principle requires the distribution of powers, prerogatives, and economic resources that put the least advantage on the highest point on the efficient production curve, D, which is the point that is closest to an equal distribution.

Dry pitches saw his bowling average fall off a little from the 1896 tour but Wisden stated that he "bowled quite as well as in 1896" and "[he] never seemed easy to hit, and whenever the ground gave him least advantage ... he was deadly".

Focus on the skills that gives you the most advantage and neglect the skills that gives you the least advantage.

The people most likely to be deterred by the expense of university are those who have the least advantages in their background.

But only the most limited option — one that would provide the least advantages — "would seem feasible without major treaty changes and therefore relatively little delay in implementation," the document said.

Is that not at least one advantage?

Mr. Guidice had at least one advantage.

But Portfolio's New York-centric coverage had at least one advantage.

Westfall said the Red Sox had at least one advantage in losing the first three games.

Presumably Mickelson at least took advantage on what was his 46th birthday.

Mr. Etzioni says Seattle has at least one advantage over its storied counterpart in California.