Because they all do worry about not having the edge.
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Chris Christie are still leading contenders in Trump's veepstakes, with Gingrich having the edge.
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Djokovic is one victory away from finally having the edge over all three of his principal rivals.
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"I was happy to stop, because it was already dark," Kasatkina said, despite having the edge in the match at that stage.
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We submitted both ideas to Will and heard back favorably from Joel on both grids but the picture grid having the edge.
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Trusting others works better in general, but like Don Johnson at the blackjack table, having the edge doesn't mean you'll win every hand.
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These agents are seen as having the edge in winning business from clients from China's upper and middle classes since they have similar educational and social backgrounds.
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Muller always looked like having the edge with his serve-volley game and made it count with a forehand smash at the net to seal the first set tiebreak.
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Democrats are consistently leading in so-called "generic" congressional ballot polls, are widely seen as having the edge in the race for the House and have turned a slew of races in once-safe Republican districts into competitive contests.
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The general election race was characterized as a tossup, with the incumbent Ashford being seen as having the edge.
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He won the fight via unanimous decision, once again having the edge in both standup and ground fighting. Dos Anjos next faced Evan Dunham on May 18, 2013 at UFC on FX 8. He won the fight via unanimous decision. However, there was some controversy, as 10 out of 10 media outlets scored the bout in favor of Dunham. Dos Anjos faced Donald Cerrone on August 28, 2013 at UFC Fight Night 27.
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Initially the class was planned with the Invincibles as the benchmark. On learning of the British plans for Lion, and the likelihood that new U.S. Navy battleships would be armed with guns, the Japanese decided to radically revise their plans and go one better. A new plan was drawn up, carrying eight 14-inch guns, and capable of , thus marginally having the edge over the Lions in speed and firepower. The heavy guns were also better-positioned, being superfiring both fore and aft with no turret amidships.
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One common example of bird species' ranges are land mass areas bordering water bodies, such as oceans, rivers, or lakes; they are called a coastal strip. A second example, some species of bird depend on water, usually a river, swamp, etc., or water related forest and live in a river corridor. A separate example of a river corridor would be a river corridor that includes the entire drainage, having the edge of the range delimited by mountains, or higher elevations; the river itself would be a smaller percentage of this entire wildlife corridor, but the corridor is created because of the river.
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At this point, it becomes clear that this record is just downright fun and catchy, while still having the edge we all love Lydia for." They went on to say, "In the end, the swift production proves to the be the backbone of the record, as tracks such as “Banker” prove the skill of programmer Matt Malpass, with the chorus wrapping perfectly around the electronic spine of the song. The final title track also dictates this skill more than ever. Being the softest song on the record, “My Blood Is Full of Airplanes” allows the chemistry between Malpass behind the tech and Antelman behind the mic to surface.
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Kirk Shepherd's sensational run in the tournament continued as he beat Wayne Mardle in the semi-final to reach the final. Shepherd, the 21-year-old qualifier built up a 3–1 set lead and missed five darts to go 4–1 up only to see Mardle come back to take the lead 4–3. Mardle, who had beaten Phil Taylor the previous night in the quarter finals looked to be on his way to his first world final before Shepherd fought back again to take the next three sets and become the first qualifier to reach the PDC World final. The other semi-final was a more clinical performance as John Part returned to the final always having the edge over 2004 finalist Kevin Painter.
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On the last day of the 2010–11 season, five teams — Wolves, Blackburn Rovers, Birmingham City, Blackpool and Wigan — battled to avoid the two open relegation spots (West Ham were already relegated). All five teams were separated by one point, marking the first time since 1995–96 that five teams had entered the season's final day in danger of relegation, and the first time ever that five teams facing the drop were separated by one point going into the final matchday. After 37 matches, Blackburn and Wolves were each on 40 points, with Blackburn having the edge on goal difference (–14 to –19). The other three sides were on 39, separated only by goal difference (Birmingham City –20, Blackpool –21, Wigan –22).
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England went to win all three of these matches. England went on to qualify for the semifinal and defeated 5 times champions Australia in the semifinal, and eventually beat 2015 runners up New Zealand in a thrilling final when the winner couldn't be decided even after the match and super over. Although he scored just 36, England went on to win the match as well as the trophy after having the edge over the Black caps on boundary count. He ended the World Cup as the second highest run scorer for England and the 6th highest run scorer overall in the World Cup. He was named in the team of the tournament by the ICC, having scored 536 runs in 11 matches, with an outstanding average of 48.36.
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Marcus Mariota was now holding the ball for a significantly shorter period of time in the pocket, often only reading two receivers before running out of the pocket or throwing the ball away. This allowed the Ducks to sustain drives going forward and would lead to the Ducks having the edge in time of possession in the second half (nearly two to one, this time in their favor). On defense, the Cougars were still able to go down the field with relative ease, however the Oregon defense forced several turnovers and field goals, shutting out the Cougars in the third quarter, and only allowing one touchdown for the rest of the game. In the third quarter both teams missed relatively short field goals, though Oregon scored on a pass from Mariota to Pharaoh Brown following a Washington State fumble, forced by DeForest Buckner. Going into the fourth quarter ahead 28-21, the Ducks were still very much fighting to maintain ahead of the Cougars.
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