Sentence examples for a winning advantage from inspiring English sources

Perhaps 14 Ne2 should have created a winning advantage, too, but it gave Kasimdzhanov a chance for clever play.

"Some captains think first of defending their position," he said, "but with Michael it is a case of looking for a winning advantage.

In the early stages of the decisive game, Adams got a winning advantage, but made one error after another until a final blunder cost him a bishop.

After 12... gh3, she could have tried 13 but, but 13... Rgives Kh1 Ng4 15 Ng4 Black6 Qc1 Qf6 gives Black a winning advantage.

It's a winning advantage the All Blacks acquired the hard way in the wake of their shock 2007 World Cup quarter-final exit against France.

After 14... N5b6, Piket could have had a winning advantage with 15 Nd6 Nd5 16 but he 17 Bc1 a6 18 Nh4 Bh7 19 Qg4! Kh8 20 Nf7 Rf7 21 Be6, but he did not see it.

U's boss Chris Wilder told BBC Oxford: "I'm a bit disappointed that we didn't give ourselves a clearer winning advantage and made the last 25 minutes a little easier.

If played right, he could turn national security - traditionally an issue Democrats could only hope at best to draw even with Republicans on - into a campaign winning advantage.

Originally, the top finisher in the league at the end of the season was supposed to receive home-field advantage throughout Stage 2, but in August 2003, PL officials announced that if the first-place team led the second-place team by more than five games at the end of the regular season, that team would also receive a one-game winning advantage in Stage 2's best-of-five series.

More concretely, he said he would double the size of America's special forces and add 40,000 regular troops.But while seeking to win advantage in a traditionally Republican area, Mr Kerry was careful to draw distinctions between his style and that of Mr Bush.

The first player to move has an advantage (a winning strategy exists, but not known for 9x9 boards and larger).