Sentence examples for advantage has given from inspiring English sources

Mr Walker's financial advantage has given him the upper hand, but that could change.

But Mr. Grasso's ignominious departure, as well as accusations that New York Stock Exchange specialist firms violated exchange rules by trading ahead of customers for their own advantage, has given impetus to Nasdaq and other electronic competitors -- spurred on by Fidelity -- to promote their electronic trading system as a viable alternative to the Big Board.

Steele's incumbent advantages have given him an early lead.

There's no other country in the world that's as young and as blessed with so many advantages; it's not for nothing that 1960s social theorist Donald Horne called Australia "the lucky country," a reference to how its unique historical advantages have given it the prosperity and comfort that other nations have had to secure by revolution and bloodshed.

So take the small advantage nature has given you, your pussy, and work it until that money pump runs dry.

Although gestational surrogacy offers several advantages, this procedure has given rise to some ethical and legal issues.

Apart from the nuclear discussion, in which America might be surrendering a bit of its strategic advantage, the Obama administration has given little specific indication of what it expects or would want from the talks.

How am I going to take advantage of what life has given me so far to make the maximum difference going forward?

Whether Clinton's advantage in the debate has given her a boost in the race won't be known for sure for a few more days.

But the district has a lopsided Democratic advantage in voter registration, which has given confidence to the supporters of Diane Savino, 40, Mr. Curtis's Democratic opponent.

Upon her return, no one dithers about her place in history, but gushes instead about the advantage her new-found perspective has given her.