Sentence examples for a decisive advantage over from inspiring English sources

The resulting gains in speed gave Britain's navy a decisive advantage over Germany's.

Lhota says his years as an executive give him a decisive advantage over de Blasio.

This would appear to give them a decisive advantage over Western banks that rely on fickle borrowing markets to do business.

At least one area where Apple might have created a decisive advantage over Google has gone begging, however, in the latest generation of the iPhone, unveiled last week.

For the first time, vertical distribution of news, from a specialist elite to a general audience, had a decisive advantage over horizontal distribution among citizens.

America's sophisticated marketing, distribution, sales and customer-service systems have long given it a decisive advantage over rivals, such as Japan in the 1980s, that began to catch up with its technological prowess.

In those years, there was a mediocre front-runner but one who nevertheless had a fairly decisive advantage over a gaggle of rivals.

Exports of hides and particularly salmon, where the Scots held a decisive advantage in quality over their rivals, appear to have held up much better than wool, despite the general economic downturn in Europe in the aftermath of the plague.

Exports of hides and particularly salmon, where the Scots held a decisive advantage in quality over their rivals, appear to have held up much better than wool, despite the general economic downturn in Europe in the aftermath of the Black Death.

And then there's Kansas, which has an decisive advantage in talent over Davidson.

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.