Sentence examples for a decisive edge over from inspiring English sources

His Roman experience gave him a decisive edge over competitors on his return to England in 1709.

They thereby established a decisive edge over the Neanderthals in Europe and, among other advances, the start of representational art.

In the middle of a busy market, this tends to add a decisive edge over their competitors.

The Democratic candidates have a decisive edge over Republicans in polls; after leading for much of the race, the City Council speaker Christine Quinn now trails Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, who has made inequality and public education the centerpieces of his campaign.

In both election years, the Democrats had a decisive edge over the Republicans in Congress, a wide body of public support, and political prestige.

Here's a reminder of the backroom decisions by the DNC to give her a decisive edge.

Then, 27... Nh4 28 Rd2 gh2 29 Qa1 would have given him a decisive edge.

As a result, House Republicans have maintained a decisive edge.

If Hunt had played 32 Qb7, he would have had a decisive edge.

Instead, 34 Rb5 allowed White to safely win a second pawn, creating a decisive edge.

The patterns could generate predictive financial models that would give traders a decisive edge.