Sentence examples for advantage shift from inspiring English sources

In a battle that has often seen the advantage shift several times each day, the court might have hoped that the situation would sort itself out by next Friday, some experts said.

Many American military commanders, including Michael Mullen, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs, and General Petraeus, worry that a 16-month timetable may destabilise the country, as do lots of Iraqis.Still, there is no doubt that this week has seen the balance of advantage shift in Mr Obama's direction.

Managers, who implement Achor's advice on the happiness advantage, shift their focus from rewarding achievements to caring for their employees' happiness, (developing programs that focus on creating joy at work) could reap the benefit of innovation and increased profits.

S If you have a SPACE advantage, shift the attack from one side to the other and your opponent will not be able to move as quickly and he will lose material.

Over time, however, competitive advantage shifts inexorably toward the volume-operations businesses.

The aim is to help people to move jobs as comparative advantage shifts rapidly from one activity to the next.

That means that as the advantage shifts to Obama, so does the burden of sustaining momentum and avoiding stumbles.

ELECTION junkies like us can't help but savor the excitement of races where the advantage shifts with nearly every click-refresh of the Board of Elections Webb site.

Rugged land and limited farm size hampered mechanization of agriculture, and the competitive advantage shifted to states with more level and expansive land.

Benitez has a 98-mile-an-hour fastball and O'Neill has one extra-base hit since Sept. 6, but, the longer the at-bat stretched, the more the advantage shifted to O'Neill.

Mr. Garnaut of Australian National University predicts that even richer vistas could open up for the likes of India as China's comparative advantage shifts to technologically complex goods from simple manufacturing.