The 27-year-old from Mansfield holds a mere £14,000 advantage over the German Martin Kaymer and will feel the breath down his neck all week.
His followers will see the best, in the unbending principles of an unworldly leader refusing to stoop for mere electoral advantage – and never more honourably than over immigration.
Certainly he wanted to impress the millions who revered Andrei Dmitrievich, but he seemed to be after more than mere political advantage; it was as if he hoped that some of Sakharov's uncanny wisdom might transfer itself to him.
Conducted by Publishing Technology, the joint US and UK survey shows that among the crucial 'millennials' age group (18 to 24) Amazon's Kindle holds a mere 2percentnt advantage over iBooks, as more young consumers adopt iPhones and their accompanying technology.
Cliff said mere economic advantage wasn't a medieval concept.
If this holds true in nature, then the origin and maintenance of selfing within clade C is unlikely due to a mere 'selective transmission advantage' of selfing [ 5– 7], because this advantage disappears when pollen discounting (i.e., a reduction in male outcross success that results from selfing) is maximised [ 7].
If you can understand why and how a person thinks what it is that they think, you transcend any advantage mere smarts can give you.
Indeed, the extra dimension that social value adds to a mere benefit or advantage, namely the importance, appreciation, or worth, captures exactly that which makes it a confusing concept.
Djokovic's break advantage lasted mere minutes, as Nadal quickly gained control in the next game by racing out to a 0-40 lead on the Serb's serve.
They say that it is just a joke and will never be used, but even if the government never use the provision I take exception to their saying that it is worth driving a coach and horses through our civil liberties for mere short-term political advantage.
