Sentence examples for advantage though from inspiring English sources

A sidewalk cafe provides an advantage, though, only in relatively genteel neighborhoods.

Honda offers an advantage, though; it also opens to the side like a door.

The newest immigrant literature has an advantage, though, Dr. Dickstein added.

Even without that one-man advantage, though, this Milan team might have proved irresistible.

The hosts maintained their advantage, though, to open their campaign with a win.

To take advantage, though, he must start well on the short 260m run into turn one.

Zabriskie may have an advantage, though, because those stages will be held close to his home in Los Angeles.

A very big advantage, though, that BMW brought to the team was the increased infrastructure in Hinwil.

Apple and R.I.M. do have an advantage, though; "they are the only ones creating and selling smartphones with their respective operating systems".

Seattle was unable to take advantage, though, and the Cardinals won, undoubtedly yielding a sigh of relief at the league offices on Park Avenue.

Memnon has an unfair advantage, though, a not-so-secret weapon in the form of a sorcerer who guides his every atrocity.