Sentence examples for smallest advantage from inspiring English sources

Even the smallest advantage can be significant, as the teams learned in the opening races of the finals.

2.40pm BST The lead group of Perez, Veilleux, Kadri and Boom are around 1'10" ahead of the peloton, certainly the smallest advantage they have had for some time.

People have been held without trial for years, flown to all corners of the earth to places where they can be interrogated, and the fundamental concept of warrants been circumvented all in an attempt to gain the smallest advantage in the global war on terror.

On the brakes into the final corner of race one, Davies dived into the lead but Rea turned tighter and got on the power fractionally earlier, giving him the smallest advantage which he carried over the line for another maximum points score.

But winter brings the unpredictable surfaces and climates to a sport that the pursuit of smallest advantages has rendered too predictable.

It's probably a small advantage".

Polls in recent years have found a small advantage for opponents of same-sex marriage.

But an NBC/Wall Street Journal survey gave a small advantage to Barack Obama.

Early voting suggests a tight race, while polling gives Obama a small advantage.

Some people are more efficient than others and even a small advantage could be important.

Stevens and Brodeur said there was at least one small advantage to being down by 3-1.