Sentence examples for little advantage from inspiring English sources

So Murdoch has a little advantage here, information wise.

That is partly because not doing so offers little advantage.

Blackburn and Evans argue that egg retention would offer little advantage to birds, and several disadvantages.

They also see little advantage in picking a fight with the C.I.A.

Fewer children now, perhaps, would take so little advantage of their father's connections and position.

"But that would be to give a little advantage to Real Madrid.

There seemed to be little advantage in doing so, given that the sales were already made.

It also took bewilderingly little advantage of Ms. Glennie's prodigious talents.

But he saw little advantage for Israel in reaching out to Mr. Arafat.

Some of the team are big lads, and every little advantage helps".

There was little advantage in reasoning clearly, while much was to be gained from winning arguments.