Sentence examples for advantage led from inspiring English sources

Two more minutes with a man advantage led to no goal, again.

In the late 1980s, the search for more dynamic, adaptive and sustainable advantage led many to supplement their analysis of external competition with an internal-competency assessment.

Yet that same considerable Windows advantage led many observers to predict that Microsoft would cause more trouble than it actually did for AOL and Yahoo.

These complaints, accompanied by rumors that Butler was using his position to gain personal financial advantage, led to his peremptory dismissal and replacement by Nathaniel Banks in December.

Another disadvantage of using the independent factor was that the involvement of Advantage led some customers to think Medrec was in financial trouble.

After a 2-3 sthet, the Seahawks won 11 consecutive games to secure home-field advantage, led by the league's leading rusher, Shaun Alexander, one of five Seahawks to make the Pro Bowl.

"That massive research advantage leads Element AI to be able to deliver technically advantaged, increasingly cost effective solutions.

Most health economists agree that the tax advantage leads workers to purchase inefficiently generous insurance plans, and therefore to over-consume medical care.

Over time, the growth advantage leads to clonal expansion of the mutated premalignant cell.

The example above of CT and MRI confirms that a compelling relative advantage leads to rapid adoption.

Clonal expansion of populations with greater selective advantage leads to dominant and widespread clones; however, no single mutation is fixed since competing wild-type clones are also identifiable.