Sentence examples for marginal advantage to from inspiring English sources

During a normal cycle, this provides only a marginal advantage to any particular campaign.

His six first-half saves, in a first half-hour where United took 65 per cent of possession, have left Ferguson with only a marginal advantage at the Emirates.

"Sussex may be the County Championship leaders, but Somerset have a marginal advantage at the halfway stage of this game".

In the booming world of the pursuit of marginal advantage, US soldiers learn to be stoical, governance systems are designed to foster the space for disagreement (though probably not in the military) and employees are encouraged to seek fulfilment.

Arguably, modern colouring-in has the marginal advantage of increasing sensitivity to other cultures – though feelgood multiculturalism courtesy of Caran D'ache has a flattening out effect that treats all religious traditions as basically alike, and thus fails properly to honour the distinctiveness and specificity of any particular religious practice.

Cloned bovine mammary epithelial cells also depended on FBS for proliferation and a marginal advantage could be attributed to the higher FBS concentration (10% FBS) [10].

Though the MESPs in both the routes are comparable in these scenarios, the OP route seems to have a marginal advantage.

The Olympics has almost fallen to the monsters of marginal advantage, so professional that the life's been knocked right out of them.

For metabolisms of even a few more than two reactions the promiscuity of the enzymes gives only a marginal advantage, because bi-active ribozymes still need to be complemented by other ones, which requires replicator mobility anyway.

There was, too, the marginal advantage that those new authors who were able to secure publication in the war years could be virtually certain that their books would be quickly sold out.

These days, industry is producing too many drugs which are similar to each other and offer marginal advantage over existing treatment.