Sentence examples for a monetary advantage from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it can even be a monetary advantage.

Mr. Bloomberg's spending is not only giving him a monetary advantage over his sole Republican rival, but if he wins the party's nomination, it also threatens to severely alter the contest with his eventual Democratic opponent.

"We can't come up with all the possibilities and we don't think that the average person will stretch themselves as deep as they can if there wasn't a monetary advantage".

The offence is obtaining a pecuniary (monetary) advantage by deception, under Section 16 of the Theft Act 1968.

Mr. Franks, a four-term congressman, continued to attack Mr. Corzine for his spending habits, suggesting that he has an unfair monetary advantage and no qualifications for the Senate.

He was innately egalitarian and never sought to gain an administrative or monetary advantage over others.

This head start gave Sarbanes a considerable organizational and monetary advantage, and he had already secured influential endorsements.

Now, in the final days before Tuesday's primary, Mr. Florio and his top aides sense they may have succeeded in turning Mr. Corzine's huge monetary advantage into a liability.

After tonight, it is another four weeks before the next debate; four weeks for Mr Romney to use his organisational and monetary advantage to consolidate a Florida win.

He spends pages describing a brainless French Canadian woman he took monetary advantage of, along with her uniformly brainless friends, whom he easily seduces (they are automatically thrilled to be dallying with an "exotic").

"For many homeowners the monetary advantage they might gain from switching from a lender's standard variable rate (SVR) to a fixed-rate product is not compelling enough to remortgage.