Sentence examples for as the advantage from inspiring English sources

That means that as the advantage shifts to Obama, so does the burden of sustaining momentum and avoiding stumbles.

However, Linux still will enjoy both a cost advantage as well as the advantage of easy customization because programmers can examine and alter the Linux source code.

"On no issue does Gore have an advantage as big as the advantage that Clinton enjoyed in '96," said a Bush adviser.

One such example is Thrasymachus' claim that justice is best defined as the advantage of the stronger, namely, that which is in the competitive interest of the powerful.

With Bush snapping at Romney's heels on 17% – a margin easily closed as the advantage derived from Romney's name recognition as "the last guy" faded – Christie, a distant seventh on just 7%, is in need of some help.

The MoD abandoned the original plan to build carriers with catapults and arrester gear – cats and traps – on grounds of cost even though it originally described that version as the advantage over the STOVL (short takeoff and vertical landing) version, notably a "longer range and greater payload … the critical requirement for precision-strike operations in the future".

I hope the film makes this as clear as the advantages of bypassing institutionalised channels".

What some people view as the advantages of halls, others aren't so keen on.

They then interview the people, asking them what they see as the advantages and disadvantages of this approach to instruction.

Running Wikipedia means that Mr Wales is all too aware of the pitfalls, as well as the advantages, of mass online collaboration.

Early boilers were made of wrought iron; as the advantages of high pressure and temperature were realized, manufacturers turned to steel.