Sentence examples for shrinking advantage from inspiring English sources

This week in the magazine, Adam Gopnik looks at memory, intelligence, and the shrinking advantage humans have over computers.

President Obama is adding more fund-raisers to his schedule, traveling to Florida and Minnesota over the next six weeks to try to build on the House Democrats' shrinking financial advantage over Republicans.

Non-bank finance companies are turning the travails of these shrinking banks to their advantage.

In other words, they now believe that even though home-court advantage is shrinking overall, it has simultaneously grown stronger than ever in games that happen to conclude within an arbitrary scoring margin.Goldman Sachs probably has no trouble finding investors to buy into its supposedly unlucky hedge funds.

Random-effects regression models have the advantage of shrinking group-specific estimates toward the adjusted education-category mean risks, which guarantees a reduced mean square error for the ensemble of results [ 12].

"And as diesel prices continue to rise, that advantage shrinks even further".

Following months of comfortable leads of up to 16%, Labour has seen its advantage shrink to low single figures during 2014 in the wake of positive GDP figures.

If the pool of likely voters is enlarged to include those only somewhat likely to vote, then Mr. Green's advantage shrinks to one point.

Maruyama, who held a five-shot lead entering the third round, had his advantage shrink to a stroke before rallying with an eagle at No. 13 and finishing with a two-under-par 70.

Raise tolls to modernize, and the advantage shrinks even more.

That advantage shrinks going forward, as does the percentages of very conservative voters in some of the March 15 states like Florida, Illinois and Missouri.