Sentence examples for a head start of from inspiring English sources

What kind of technological progress could a civilization achieve with a head start of hundreds of millions of years?

It gets a head start of several months in bringing its Itanium-based machines to market, for example.

But is that a fair comparison, given that the other four had a head start of at least a half-century?

For the private equity firm Blackstone, the decision means a chance to trump Silver Lake after its rival had a head start of months.

Since Achilles can run much faster than the tortoise, let us say twice as fast, the latter is allowed a head start of one mile.

Commentators have compared this unfavourably to the range of providers signed up with Apple TV, though the latter has a head start of several years in negotiating contracts.

Otherwise, removing dead material is simply a head start on one of the first tasks of spring.

He was only a year older than Scholes, Beckham and the rest but had a head start on all of them.

Here's a head start on some of the better deals from the bigger sites, though.

Having a head start on all of this is essential.

Ireland Baldwin, the impossibly beautiful daughter of actors Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger, already has a head start on the rest of us plebeians.