The phrase "advantage around" is not a grammatically correct or commonly used phrase in written English. It is possible that it could be used in a specific context or in informal speech, but it would need to be preceded by a verb or preposition to make sense. For example, "to have an advantage around something" or "to gain an advantage around a particular situation." Here is an example sentence using "advantage around": "Despite his lack of experience, Tom seemed to have a natural advantage around the pool table, effortlessly sinking every shot he attempted."
While the principal protagonists, America and the Soviet Union, developed the technology they hoped would give them tactical as well as strategic advantage, around the world conflict was taking a new turn.
Still, Mr. Romney's 8-percent margin among non-Mormon voters is interesting because it roughly matches Mr. Romney's advantage — around 9 points — in the total popular vote through the first four early-voting states, none of which have substantial Mormon populations.
She was not rebounding to his satisfaction, she was spending too much time lofting what he considered lazy shots from the perimeter instead of using her height advantage around the hoop, and she was not breaking a sweat on defense -- for starters.
It's now nearly impossible for a startup to develop a competitive advantage around algorithm development alone.
The deluge of information gives Wimbledon's digital team of editors insight into how to tune their approach, giving them a first-mover advantage around where to focus.
But the USA does a poor job of leveraging entrepreneurial advantage around the globe.
This could be a critical advantage when around 3.3 million young people will have their first opportunity to vote in a general election.
In general, the major-effect QTL identified for grain yield under drought have a genetic gain of 10%to30%0%, with a yield advantage of around 150 to 500 kg/ha over recipient parents.
In most of this article, we refer to these strains as "RM" and "BY", respectively; in the RM strain sterility confers a distribution of selective advantages centered around 0.6%, and in the BY strain it confers a distribution of advantages centered around 1.5% (see Results).
While Mr. Obama often eats healthful meals prepared by the family's chef, Sam Kass, he also takes advantage of around-the-clock food available to him during long workdays at the White House, Mr. Gibbs said.
"By extending our shopping hours in the days leading up to Christmas, customers can take advantage of around-the-clock shopping at Toys R Us stores nationwide for all of their gift-giving needs," Rice said.
