Sentence examples for advantage raising from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hatch has a commanding cash advantage, raising some $10 million this election cycle compared with Mr. Liljenquist's $800,000.

Sources inside the party claim that more recent tallies show David Miliband still enjoys a huge cash advantage, raising three times as much as Ed Balls, nearly 14 times as much as his brother, and 17 times as much as Burnham.

Though Ms. Minnelli's weight class may vary, she reliably measures up at around 5 foot 4. That means that Mr. Gest, 50, who is seven years his wife's junior, has nearly half a foot on her and an apparent reach advantage, raising the question of how strong she is regardless of her state of sobriety or intoxication.

The weak yen gives Japan's exporters a price advantage, raising fears of a "currency war" - competitive devaluations by other big exporters.

However, this purported advantage raises an important question for relativism: Why suppose moral judgments have truth-value relative to a society as opposed to no truth-value at all?

But those advantages raise expectations, and the event has had trouble establishing an identity and a niche to match.

These advantages raise the possibility of easier identification of metabolites and better separation between experimental groups using multivariate analyses because of better spectral dispersion.

For people like Mr. Morris and Ms. Carpenter, an advantage of raising chickens is their meat.

He also has a distinct financial advantage, after raising $540,000 and receiving $605,000 in public matching funds.

Mrs. Clinton has a clear advantage in raising soft money, the largely unregulated contributions that go to political parties and committees.

Many lawmakers are also not eager to change a campaign finance system that favors the re-election of incumbents, who tend to have a large advantage in raising money.