Sentence examples for advantage to start from inspiring English sources

It's probably to my advantage to start.

That gave the Devils a possible 36 seconds with a four-on-three advantage to start the third period.

Borussia Dortmund allowed Borussia Mönchengladbach a goal advantage to start, but then scored four goals to please its 79,200 customers inside Signal Iduna Park.

It's an advantage to start in the morning because the greens are softer and the wind usually isn't blowing as hard.

Redistricting, which Republicans dominated after the last election, gives an advantage to start, as Democrats tend to congregate more heavily in fewer districts.

Detroit had a two-man advantage to start overtime after Steve Konowalchuk and Adam Foote were called for four-minute high-sticking penalties with 1.6 seconds left.

One advantage to starting from scratch, he says, is "the ability to set things up the way you want them".

The most obvious advantage to starting your own programming arm: controlling the pipeline through which your product goes out.

There are distinct advantages to starting from scratch.

"A lot of people have been stressing the advantages to starting an enterprise in these circumstances.

There hasn't been anything sustained, though, and I think there would be real advantages to starting a sustained transmission.