Sentence examples for Sudden advantage from inspiring English sources

The Association of German Banks hinted that it would oppose the bailout plan if it gave American rivals a sudden advantage.

At one point India faltered to 307 for six but the tourists were not capable of driving their sudden advantage home.

After a parts shortage caused a deficit of PlayStation 2 units in North America, Microsoft may have a sudden advantage.

Will Wal-Mart have a sudden, intimidating advantage as a result?

The arrival of predatory mammals thus may have imposed selection on a suite of lizard attributes, with a sudden selective advantage to reducing the production and dissemination of scent cues detectable by such predators, to using retreat sites inaccessible to such predators, and to responding behaviorally to predator cues in ways that enhance lizard survival (e.g., Hoare et al. 2007).

That means that investors can take advantage of sudden price swings.

After his sudden death, Kuyda took advantage of resources she'd been using to build a messaging app to see if she could recreate her friend's voice in text.

Several studies have taken opportunistic advantage of sudden changes in pollution concentrations to address the same question we have.

The paper also provides novel results on the role of comparative advantages during sudden stops and evidence on the usefulness of popular ex-ante and ex-post policy responses aimed to attenuate the consequences of these shocks.

So they had the skill, and the coaching of Vicente del Bosque, to take advantage of this sudden one-player advantage.

Laughing gulls take advantage of this sudden bounty, gracefully sweeping through the air and hawking these insects like enormous swallows.