Sentence examples for advantage going from inspiring English sources

— JOANNE C. GERSTNER Adams now has a nine-point advantage going into the last round.

Mr. Wilson had the financial advantage going into the final month.

"Hopefully, that will be to my advantage going into the weekend.

Still, the current figures reflect a large Republican advantage going into a very important election.

I think that probably gave me an advantage going into auditions against the stage-school actors.

It may secure the home team a slight advantage going into this afternoon's singles.

Saracens have a healthy 21-point advantage going into the game.

Polls, meanwhile, give Clinton a huge advantage going into Sunday's vote.

Robinson sounded as if his team had the advantage going into Friday's game.

"It's a huge psychological advantage going in as the world champion".

"So we have a better advantage going five against three in transition than five against five.