Sentence examples for a lasting edge from inspiring English sources

(Even for Google's high-powered statisticians, those causal relationships are difficult to establish). And if the eight behaviors do actually benefit organizational performance, they still might not give Google a lasting edge.

Murray also beat Djokovic in a five-set epic in the United States Open final, but as it turned out, that hardly gave him a lasting edge over his boyhood friend and rival whom he first played at a French junior tournament, Les Petits As, when they both were 11.

He is already billing himself as the "reconstruction president," embarking on an open-ended endeavor that could give him a lasting edge over the rival center-left Concertación coalition, which was viewed as responding slowly in the immediate aftermath of the disaster.

Navin: For which investment strategies, if any, do you think discretionary human participants will have a lasting edge over automated/quantitative/machine learning ones – say, over the next 10 to 20 years?

Like Mr. Safka, Ms. Lepore of Schwab contends that no brokerage company has yet gained a lasting competitive edge, because the market for wireless financial services is only now developing in the United States.

By playing an active role in industry consolidation we intend to secure a lasting competitive edge," said Andreas Bodczek, CEO of RNTS Media.

And those in the trade love to spend time sharing ideas, so creating an "online community"of craftspeople could provide a lasting competitive edge.

But if you focus on building customer relationships where you are trusted, where customers are heard, and the buying experience is a helpful and enjoyable one, you'll have a lasting competitive edge.

All the cleavers here are made of high-carbon stainless steel,which has a very sharp, long-lasting edge and resists rust.

("Are those your kids in that photo? Mine are 4 and 6. They're a handful!") When you relate to an interviewer on a personal level, you make a lasting impression that can give you a competitive edge.

Tool steel is generally used in axes, drills, and other devices that need a sharp, long-lasting cutting edge.