Sentence examples for a surprising advantage from inspiring English sources

But Edwards's tactic gave him a surprising advantage.

Part of me thinks I might enjoy a surprising advantage over my non-disabled colleagues.

"You ask yourself, 'Is there really room for this?' " Living in close quarters, however, has a surprising advantage.

As with his left hook, Mr. Cooney said his rough-and-tumble life turned out to be a surprising advantage when he created his counseling organization in 1998.

Gabby!" Given that Mr. Romney spent little time on foreign policy during his acceptance speech, it was a foregone conclusion that Mr. Obama would devote time to national security, an area where Democrats believe they have carved out a surprising advantage.

The tech and business worlds aren't always seen as female-friendly places -- just 37percentt of entrepreneurs are women -- but female business leaders may actually have a surprising advantage over their male colleagues.

One surprising advantage in a life full of many others.

"We all had a little something extra against Detroit," said Nets center Jason Collins, who had 12 rebounds and hoisted his team to a surprising rebounding advantage.

But the congested installation has the surprising advantage of heightening similarities and allowing comparisons among collages seen in close proximity.

But the really surprising advantage of cognitive therapy is that it seems to keep working even after the therapy sessions are over.

Yes, talking to friends or a trusted therapist is important, but talking to a stranger has some surprising advantages that friends and family can't match.