Sentence examples for not many advantages from inspiring English sources

Mr Leslie, now MP for Nottingham East after spending five years out of Parliament when he lost Shipley in 2005, insists:  "There are not many advantages to losing a general election.

CAIRO — There aren't many advantages to living in this city.

There aren't many advantages to signing up for a free AOL account (as opposed to just using its features anonymously), but the AOL or custom e-mail address is one of them.

If you don't get much email, and pretty much everything you get is important, Clutter might not provide many advantages.

The Flying Dutchmen of Hofstra will not have many advantages Friday evening when they play Oklahoma State in their first game of the National Collegiate Athletic Association men's basketball tournament.

In purely qualitative terms, it does not offer many advantages over Liebig's definition of acids, but it does provide a satisfactory definition for bases.

The results of our study indicate that, at this point, study registration for test accuracy studies does not provide many advantages.

"When you gain promotion, you don't get a lot of time to prepare and you don't get many advantages over teams that have been established for many years," said Smith.

Some states allow residents to take roadkill for the meat, though not many take advantage.

Even if not many took advantage of the offer, Colonel Qaddafi might be more reluctant to dispatch his air force if he thought he might lose it.

But he could be living in another city where there aren't too many advantages.