Sentence examples for a decisive advantage of from inspiring English sources

However, a decisive advantage of a combination of calcium and magnesium should be the positive effect of magnesium on the heart and vessels.

A decisive advantage of this view over the purely mereological one is that the overall framework for doing semantics remains the usual one, set theory.

Some polls suggest that Mr. Giuliani may not have a decisive advantage on the issue of terrorism.

It could be a decisive advantage for Democrats that the most believable political referee in the nation supports the plays of the home team in the closing minutes of a tie game.

Our simulation results demonstrate a decisive advantage to generating linked data (table 2).

Many analysts thought that "through the use of various electronic and technical means that it would now be possible to have total awareness of the battlefield, to shape the battle and to have a decisive advantage because of technology over a future opponent," Spector explained.

Technology tantalized soldiers with the possibility of a decisive advantage that never materialized, while the passions of fully mobilized populations precluded compromise agreements that might have rescued the bleeding countries of Europe from their suffering.

In order to guard against scientific or technological breakthroughs that may give other countries a decisive advantage, intelligence organizations keep abreast of foreign advances in nuclear technology, in the electronic, chemical, and computer sciences, and in many other scientific fields.

To understand why Tesla's strategy may give it a decisive advantage, it helps to know the history of its main competitor's approach.

United held a decisive advantage in possession during the first half of the match.

Digital rights to virtually all out-of-print books will provide Google with a decisive advantage in responding to tail queries.