Sentence examples for less advantage than from inspiring English sources

In the search for employment, he believes, a college education confers less advantage than is commonly assumed and leaves students with crushing debt.

Although admirable performers and entrancing feats are to be witnessed here, "Cirque Orchestra" as a whole displays Cirque Éloize to less advantage than when it helped to usher in the New Victory Theater in 1995.

The "coal miner's son" example is meant to throw desert in the defender's face: here is affirmative action at work thwarting desert, for surely the coal miner's son from the hard scrabble of Harlan County, say has lived with far less advantage than the neurosurgeon's son who, we may suppose, has reaped all the advantages of his father's (or mother's) standing.

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.

Other sources we talked to agreed that scientists tend to take less advantage of FMLA laws than those in other professions, but there are differences of opinion on the reason why: some think the underutilization of FMLA may have to do with the inherent flexibility of a scientific career.

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

The results showed that these three markers had similar SEN and SPE, and showed less significant advantage than pooled SEN and SPE.

I have neither of those things and most of the people I see being resentful of the phrase "white privilege" (resentment which is often expressed in the phrase "all lives matter") have far less advantages in life than I've had.

This now looks less of an advantage than it once did (and not just because it is Americans who arm and finance the Mexican drug gangs).

Only the big companies, they say, have the databases and the cash to run the worldwide campaigns that turn a spotty teenager into an idol.That is probably still true, but less of an advantage than it once was.

However, computer science is one of the few fields where a degree from a prestigious university is becoming less of an advantage than it used to be.