Sentence examples similar to less fancied entrant from inspiring English sources
The Americans were less fancied.
Only on the uneven bars is she less fancied.
Nicholls has the Bet365 Gold Cup favourite in the 8-1 Southfieldfield Theatre, while Measureofmydreams, an early faller in the Scottish Grand National last weekend, is Mullins' most fancied entrant at 16-1.
Flight of the Conchords did not expect to be famous, much less fancied on an international basis.
"I suspect they will opt for one of the less fancied contenders and would tip Sharma or Lerner".
Something different is needed against Jordan a less fancied, less glamorous and less ambitious opponent in front of an expectant home crowd.
He has a fantastic reputation but, a bit like David Moyes, he has worked with less fancied clubs – apart from that year at Real Madrid.
Khan was the campaign manager for Ed Miliband, the less fancied of two brothers who contested the Labour leadership after the Party's defeat in 2010.
It'll no doubt hurt that someone younger - and slightly less fancied for the title - has joined the top table of grand slam champions before him.
Many had put money on Kelly winning, particularly after the eviction of other early favourites, including model Penny Lancaster and actor Stephanie Beacham, and less fancied snooker ace Willie Thorne.
Nick Harvey's job as campaigns manager puts him in an influential position, but his Euroscepticism, which is unusual among Lib Dems, is a handicap.Menzies ("Ming") Campbell is less fancied.
