Sentence examples for advantages his from inspiring English sources

Ritchie Henshaw had many of the advantages his father, Paul, could only dream of.

The Chinese have said that they expect Mr. Bush, despite a sometimes hostile tone, to discover the same advantages his predecessors did in cooperating with China.

Ferdinand, indeed, in his first will (1475) made Isabella his heir in Aragon and openly declared the advantages his subjects would derive from the union with Castile.

But he brings to his uncle's effort extra demographic advantages, his Hispanic ancestry giving him an instant connection to a group of voters who could be pivotal, especially in California, the nation's richest electoral prize.

Bout enjoyed two big advantages: his access to a fleet of Soviet-era aircraft (which gave him the means to reach the most remote warlord or rebel army in the African bush) and his access to a huge stockpile of surplus Soviet weaponry (which gave him the goods to sell).

Mr. Tellis said Mr. Modi had two advantages: His Bharatiya Janata Party controls the lower house of Parliament, so he has the legitimacy to make a bold move; and his party's strong Hindu nationalist roots allow him to take more risks without being accused of pandering to Muslims, who make up the majority in Jammu and Kashmir.

"Anquan uses that to his advantage — his big body, his physical presence, not giving up.

And he has another advantage: his opponents are unpopular and prone to missteps.

His inexperience became an advantage; his adversaries belonged to the world he wanted to clean up.

From a three-stroke advantage, his lead suddenly dwindled to one.

Locke insists the advantage his side might have by playing in the city would be minimal.