Sentence examples for claimed an advantage from inspiring English sources

It claimed an advantage in Wisconsin because it is the native state of Mr. Gingrich's wife, Callista.

Mr. Santorum has claimed an advantage in the state, which is geographically and demographically similar to his own home state of Pennsylvania.

Speaking on the ABC broadcast, the former Knicks coach Jeff Van Gundy was unwilling to declare the Heat had claimed an advantage that could carry them through the series.

Another first-time mother claimed an advantage of BF was than it saved money which would otherwise have been spent on milk formula.

Google will not comment on its costs, but it does claim an advantage.

GrubHub and Seamless have been in a race to add more restaurants to their services, with each claiming an advantage.

Seizing on fears of rising lawlessness, he has promised to return police officers, many of whom disappeared after the revolution, to the streets and restore order, claiming an advantage over his rivals on this score.

They don't know each other as well as best friends Zaltzman and Oliver, but perhaps the other co-host, Andy's sister Helen, could claim an advantage on that front.

And on Tuesday, in an effort to claim an advantage on national security, Mr. Romney will observe Bin Laden's death by visiting a fire station in Lower Manhattan with former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani of New York, an outspoken critic of Mr. Obama's policies in the Mideast.

To pass from "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" to "In the Loop" is to exchange a battlefield in which the lines are clearly drawn, with the noble squaring up to the malevolent, for a rancorous melee in which nobody can claim an advantage.

It also claims an advantage in "dual-core" processors, which jam two data processing machines onto one chip.