Sentence examples similar to scant advantage from inspiring English sources
England doubled their advantage through Ward-Prowse's powerful free-kick after Morrison was fouled, but a 2-0 leat athehalf-timeime was scant reward for the hosts' dominance of possession and territory.
The scant use of this advantage might be due to the lack of availability of data at this level (Filleul et al. 2004).
Welles made it on a B-movie budget but turned the practical constraints to artistic advantage, giving the scant sets a craggy primal barrenness that befits the ferocity of his vision.
Isoindigo-based conjugated polymers have been successfully applied in organic photovoltaics and organic field effect transistors most recently, yet have attracted surprisingly scant attention in polymeric electrochromics despite their potential advantages.
The way the government has proceeded with the effort, the filing states, leaves "scant doubt that it is seeking to obtain just such an improper advantage at trial".
Central bank officials denied that the move was intended to weaken the real, insisting that they were merely taking advantage of a favorable exchange rate to bolster Brazil's scant foreign reserves.
With scant coverage at the time, the news also didn't have the advantage of social media to spread it.
There is scant chance that China would join the INF Treaty and voluntarily give up one of its core military advantages.
Compared with RFLP, the advantage of SSR and SNP markers is that they can be revealed using high-throughput technologies with scant amounts of DNA.
Though the details are scant at this stage, we believe the alliance will support – and possibly even enhance – VW's and Ford's competitive advantage over the next decade," S&P Global Ratings said.
