Sentence examples for Sole advantage from inspiring English sources

The 17th century Jesuit philosopher Baltasar Gracian wrote "The sole advantage of power is that you can do more good". Executives can apply that adage to running the business wisely.

The sole advantage that belongs to a pitcher, Cluck added, is his coaches "can position the defense better once they've seen a guy a few times off a certain pitcher".

The result has often turned out to be to the sole advantage of employers, able to hire low-cost employees without offering them any benefits.

A vial of candy "pills" was the sole advantage that my black bag possessed over my father's, but I have long since prescribed and administered them to myself.

(The sole advantage to a backstage pass, incidentally, is that the area doubles as a short cut between the two main stages. That's it. That's all you're "missing").

King says he has informed Duff & Phelps that he is claiming from the club £20m in damages - the value of his initial investment in Rangers - "based on the deliberate non-disclosure by David Murray of transactions that he had committed to on behalf of the club that were both risky and to the sole advantage of the Murray Group".

They just need to recognize that any Clinton advantage would be marginal rather than decisive.

William M. Daley, chairman of the Gore campaign, disputed the idea of even a tentative Bush advantage.

Bruno Aguiar Home advantage usually works for France teams but not this time.

Marquette and We Ask America's surveys illustrate a stable, if not expanding, Walker advantage.

The Gore advantage among voters who think of themselves as independents was also striking.