Sentence examples for any possible advantage from inspiring English sources

He also visited Valhalla numerous times in the six months leading up to the matches, working with the course superintendent Mark Wilson to seek out any possible advantage.

We have been able to transform the nature of the strategic relationship by concentrating on civility, namely by taking away any possible advantage from first strike by either side...

Clinton, effectively tied with Obama in delegates and facing difficult races the rest of this month, is looking to gain any possible advantage to slow her rival's momentum until March 4, when the campaign reaches what her aides believe will be friendlier territory in the Ohio and Texas primaries.

Intense competition between drivers and teams means that any possible advantage can make a difference.

Plus, in a recent interview Rackspace employee and early Glass evangelist Robert Scoble had trouble convincing BBC's Jeremy Paxman that "thing on [his] head" could provide any possible advantage.

As the regime becomes increasingly desperate, it resorts to hitting the FSA wherever it can to gain any possible advantage.

The nature of our study makes it difficult to draw any conclusions regarding a possible advantage or role of some of the creams utilized.

Lactate inhibits bacterial growth, so it also slows spoilage — a possible advantage over carbon monoxide.

Several genetic variations have been proposed to play a role in giving African athletes a possible advantage in endurance sports.

This suggests a possible advantage to using the solid solutions as the advanced tritium breeding materials.

Families are investing enormous sums of money so their children can gain a possible advantage in the college admissions process.