Sentence examples for A hard-won advantage from inspiring English sources
We kept the possession and played a great game". The Life University No8 had a point; for long periods the US dominated possession against a pack in which the prop Ben Afeaki – a fully-fledged All Black – stood out not only in the tight, where the Maori wrestled a hard-won advantage late on, but also in the loose and with some of a number of shuddering tackles.
Apparently, it means keeping all the hard-won advantages of the single market – largely a British initiative in the mid-1980s – while fooling those people whose prime concern was immigration that "something will be done".
There were two full-course caution periods, where the field is slowed to enable marshals to remove damaged race cars from the track and drivers' hard-won advantages over their competitors can be negated.
Al Rajhi has a distinct advantage: a hard-won reputation for honesty and a specialization in retail banking services.
That is a hard-won truth.
This was a hard-won diplomatic victory.
His is a hard-won wisdom.
This is a hard-won right that should be defended.
It was a hard-won victory and already short-lived.
The nursing school was a hard-won victory.
