Sentence examples for an edge over time from inspiring English sources

Producers who understand this will have an edge over time as budgets shift to video.

That's why entrepreneurs and contract employees have an edge over full-time salaried workers.

I mean, of course you couldn't, but you still might have an edge over someone who wasted time on "Lost" or "30 Rock".

Though some might lose their edge over time it's a while before that jar of coriander seeds becomes a lost cause.

The survey also found found that 19% of them don't take long vacations because they want to have an edge over their coworkers come promotion time.

I certainly got used to the S6 Edge over time, but it was always a compromise.

It is widely assumed that in many technology markets, dominant players have a powerful advantage and often are able to leverage that edge over time.

Sackett believed that people lost their edge over time, and so had to be constantly challenged.

Both the Barney, his early video-performance "Drawing Restraint" from 1988, and the Pfeiffer, "Fragment of a Crucifixion (After Francis Bacon)" from 2000, remind you that some of the buzziest pieces from Biennials lose their edge over time.

Field surveys indicate that in-service asphalt shingle sealant strips can lose adhesion along their leading edge over time, leaving the shingle partially unsealed and susceptible to wind uplift.

The edge is still a great idea, and if Samsung's software had shown any indication that it would be adding features and improving the edge over time I might be willing to stuck with it.