Sentence examples similar to built advantage from inspiring English sources

Don't think about it as a woman and don't spend too much time trying to build advantage because of your gender.

It accuses Google of using the Android software "as a deceptive way to build advantages for key Google apps in 70 percent of the smartphones shipped today," said Thomas Vinje, the lead lawyer for Fairsearch Europe, referring to Android's share of the smartphone market.

Furthermore, MNEs' strategies often seek to explore and exploit critical capabilities to build advantages in international markets.

But Federer built that advantage early on.

The Italian overtook them on the descent and built an advantage of 49sec.

That is a built in advantage for the RedSox no matter how wired/switched on the Cardinals are today.

THE Republican Party built an advantage on foreign policy across generations, and then began demolishing it 10 years ago this month.

Antetokounmpo and Beasley sparked Milwaukee in the second quarter as the Bucks built an advantage of eight points before leading 58-54 athehalfalf.

They broke away like greyhounds, at a hectic 50 strokes a minute, and built an advantage of half a length over the first 500 metres.

"What we built takes advantage of the targeting capabilities of our platform and the unique capabilities of the iPhone to deliver rich, mobile-specific advertisements.

IOCs' internal rate of return limitations have kept them from some bidding rounds altogether; this is where NOCs have a built in advantage.