Sentence examples similar to tally of advantages from inspiring English sources

As revealed by the Guardian last month, the tally of EU migrants "taking advantage" of the UK benefits system is likely to include thousands of British people who are part of the same family, possibly including children.

Tally takes advantage of the fact that big stores already put together data showing the layout of shelves and the arrangement of products on those shelves.

It would be nice to draw up a tally of pluses and minuses, setting the advantage of lower input prices against the disadvantages of lower exports to the emerging world.

At the end of the period, the Blackhawks had the advantage in total shots by a tally of 19-7, whincludeduded a 10-minute period without a single shot attempt for the Lightning.

The initial unofficial tally of 117,000 votes cast showed Ms. Krueger with a 151-vote advantage over Mr. Goodman, above.

The twin results solidified the status quo in the Democratic race, one that now gives Obama the clear advantage in the battle for the nomination because of his solid lead in the tally of pledged delegates.

While the Republican Party holds an overall fund-raising advantage this election cycle, Democrats have far outpaced Republicans in their respective Senate committees, by a tally of $104 million to $78 million.

tally of gas-only models.

The tally of dead steadily climbed.

The Greens tripled their tally of seats.

Partly as a tally of enemies slam.