Sentence examples for advantage was established from inspiring English sources

Those early exchanges, where opportunities were spurned in overhit passes or scuffed attempts, appeared forgotten once a three-goal advantage was established.

Few visiting teams will prevail as comfortably as this at the Emirates, hassling and harrying opponents who had not been beaten since the opening weekend, and ensuring their advantage was established early.

Survival advantage was established when peptide treatment began immediately after applying cranial radiation.

However, because no advantage was established for defibrillation prior to 3 min of cardiopulmonary resuscitation, shouldn't all out-of-hospital arrests receive this manoeuvre?

Intriguingly, most of these models do not observe a strong hematopoietic stem cell self-renewal advantage compared with wild-type littermate controls, raising the question of how a clonal advantage is established in patients with MPNs.

A mean field analysis has shown that secondary recrystallisation can take place in the presence of a stable dispersion once a grain with a critical size advantage is established.

Furthermore, at 6 months, the DFS advantage is established for the CS group and remains consistent throughout follow-up as the survival curves remain approximately parallel.

"The real advantage established companies had was established brands, product lines, relationships.

The brainfart of an obviously demented and likely soon-to-be disbarred attorney from Huntington Beach named Matt McLaughlin, the proposed ballot measure takes advantage of system that was established way back when it was considered, I don't know, CRAZY in America to advocate, at least publicly, for vigilante executions of friends, neighbors and family members.

NAVTEQ's Media Solutions division was established to take advantage of its parent company's strength in digital maps, which have driven 60 million navigation devices in the last decade, to provide location-enabled ad networks and mobile marketing solutions to both large and small publishers.

Shariah courts or councils operated for years in the U.K., but in 2007 the Muslim Arbitration Tribunal was established to take advantage of a clause in the Arbitration Act of 1996 that made judgments enforceable under British law.