Sentence examples for advantage to take from inspiring English sources

After concluding their League One campaign with seven straight wins, an eighth earned them a deserved advantage to take to Bloomfield Road on Saturday.

Exeter rolled a few mauls and got over the line but had to settle for Steenson's third penalty to give them a slight advantage to take to Bristol.

Bayern enjoyed the better of a game, which both sides ended with just 10 men, but they were only rewarded with a slender advantage to take with them to the Stade Gerland next Tuesday.

That is as many as Bordeaux had conceded in its previous seven European ties, and gives Lyon a 3-1 advantoge takeake to the second leg next Wednesday.

PARENTS often do not think twice about health coverage when their children head to college, but it might be to their advantage to take a second look before doing a double-take when they see their bills.

In front of their first playoff sellout (19,934) this season, the Nets used every floorboard of their home-court advantage to take a two-games-to-none lead in their Eastern Conference semifinal series.

"The only advantage to taking on Cheltenham in the play-offs is the distance to travel.

62% felt there was an advantage to taking part and 18% felt there was a disadvantage.

Two of the studies found a statistically significant advantage to taking acyclovir (figure 1).

Just under two thirds (62%) felt that there had been an advantage to taking part in the study.

There are several advantages to taking it, though.