Sentence examples similar to Garner advantages from inspiring English sources

China, India and Russia are all Asian powers, geographically proximate to Afghanistan and better able, therefore, to garner practical advantages from any stability our armed forces would make possible.

What would destroy it would be a sense that Sinn Féin did not fully support policing in the Province and instead sought to garner political advantages from the crisis.

After a poor opening half-hour, the hosts took the lead with Garner taking advantage of some lax defending.

The risk of data-based monopolies and 'winner-takes-all' economics from big tech's big data push to garner AI advantage should be loud and clear.

The risk of data-based monopolies and 'winner-takes-all' economics from big tech's big data push to garner AI advantage should be loud and clear.

We all know we need new ideas to garner competitive advantage for brands.

Garner, Bryan A. Garner's Modern American Usage.

He is unknown only in the sense he projects a false, self-protective image to garner the assumed advantages of conformity.

Like stock traders, fantasy owners can garner a competitive advantage by leveraging knowledge about how a player (or stock) will perform in the future relative to past production.

Sharing intellectual property is, to a degree, part of the game, with teams employing photographers to take pictures of the elaborate technology belonging to the opposition to garner the slightest advantage.

And experts here said today that a decision to pardon Mr. Pope, in the face of American appeals, would garner a certain advantage for Mr. Putin in his relations with Washington.