Sentence examples for advantage of long from inspiring English sources

Hughes has the advantage of long incumbency.

Enterprising moms take advantage of long lines to vote at PS 29 in Cobble Hill by selling baked goods to benefit PTA.

He has lost the highest ground, probably for good, but golfers — unlike most other sportsmen — have the advantage of long careers.

The salamanders, they write in The Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, took advantage of long periods of warming to spread from North America to Asia and then to Europe and back to North America.

And the big advantage of long experience is that it often allows us to see the complexity in issues that seemed cut-and-dry to us when we were young.

Russia is moving in the right direction, but will it take five months or five years?" The same obstacles face European companies investing here, but many of them have the advantage of long experience and contacts stretching back to Soviet times, especially companies from nations like Sweden that were neutral in the cold war.

A great advantage of long-distance running is you can eat really well without worrying too much about weight gain.

The rare-and-forgotten route also often had the added advantage of long-dead authors, which meant minimal royalties and little editorial squabbling.

At the opposite end of the scale are hacks that take advantage of long-fixed security mistakes, ambiguities in user interfaces, and even good old-fashioned human oversight.

The report said the Islamic extremists are taking advantage of long-standing grievances of Kenya's Muslim community, such as official discrimination and marginalisation.

As he has done in the U.S., Trump will try to take political advantage of long-term economic trends that existed before his political rise — and will continue long after his power fades.