Sentence examples for Lasting advantage from inspiring English sources

Neither party is able to gain a lasting advantage.

But neither one could get a lasting advantage.

This is something AQAP will take immediate and lasting advantage of".

Lee had gained no lasting advantage by successively defeating four Union commanders in Virginia during the preceding 11 months.

Moreover, the effects of political ads are so fleeting, she argues, that it is hard to gain a lasting advantage.

They concluded he had not gained any lasting advantage from cutting the corner and looked at telemetry that showed he had in fact backed off immediately afterwards.

These new spenders offer an opportunity for early winners to gain lasting advantages, just as companies in Europe and the U.S. did at similar points in their development.

Have I missed the definitive studies showing that getting married results in lasting advantages (other than financial ones)?

A little head start in this world goes a long way; in the digital economy, "first movers" gain a tremendous and possibly long-lasting advantage, without extra government fortification.

... It's a buyer's market". G. Peter Lepage, the Harold Tanner Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, said an aggressive program of hiring over the next few years will give Cornell a long-lasting advantage.

A management innovation, the author says, creates long-lasting advantage when it meets at least one of three conditions: It is based on a novel principle that challenges the orthodoxy; it is systemic, involving a range of processes and methods; or it is part of a program of invention, where progress compounds over time.