Sentence examples for advantage should have from inspiring English sources

In a contest between an Italian-American Catholic and a WASPish Mormon, the advantage should have been with Santorum.

Given the market's enormous expansion rate and potential size, one might think that only a short-term advantage should have been available to the first mover.

For much of the fight, Ruiz did not attack Jones, instead choosing to wait for Jones to make a move, then counter, when a fighter with such a superior size and reach advantage should have been far more aggressive.

A point accrued from the free but the Galway players protested that the advantage should have been played.

The advantage should have been doubled moments later as Gary Miller's miscued header flew over, with Nielson all over the place from Wotherspoon's excellent corner.

With the temperature close to freezing the advantage should have been to the home side but it was Chivas that caught Toronto cold with a goal after only two minutes.

Baltimore, a city with clear economic assets and competitive advantages, should have a more robust financing system to cultivate a range of startups and small businesses, concludes a new report by Johns Hopkins University's 21st Century Cities Initiative.

Specifically, maternal condition should influence offspring condition, the offspring's condition should endure into adulthood, and any condition advantages should have a greater effect on the more reproductively variable sex [1], males in humans.

It would be something of an unfair advantage should he have had eight, though extremely entertaining to warch.

I think I'm a success, but I had every advantage; I should have been".

To use those 14 months to best advantage, they should have gotten rid of the filibuster entirely yesterday.