Sentence examples for advantage toward from inspiring English sources

In fact, he eclipsed the younger driver and gained a clear advantage toward the end of the season.

Every Super Bowl has crucial matchups and strategies that over the course of the game will tilt the advantage toward one team.

For example, Mr. Williams said it would be hard for Mr. Romney to cut tax brackets across the board without tilting the advantage toward the richest few.

The calculation shows that the short bunch electron beam has an advantage toward obtaining a higher FEL gain because of its small energy spread.

As a result, the Electoral College does not convey all that much advantage to rural voters versus urban ones, or wealthy voters versus poorer ones, and therefore does not provide all that much long-term advantage toward either party.

Over the winter the F.I.A. abandoned the rule, so teams will again be free to maneuver their drivers like chess pieces, giving one an advantage toward winning the title — or even just a few extra points — over the other.

Moreover, the results of Experiment 2 further demonstrated the advantage of toward-torso warnings over the static vibrotactile warnings.

These results therefore suggest that the advantage of toward-torso over away-from-torso cues reported in Experiment 1 cannot simply be attributed to drivers' responding more rapidly to the vibrotactile warnings presented on their hands than to those presented on their waist.

TCOs form a new population of near Earth objects presenting many advantages toward that goal.

It brings advantages toward dynamic studies using image guided diffraction or fluorescence spectroscopy.

Group fitness classes, which come in a wide range of styles and intensities, may offer certain advantages toward that goal.