Sentence examples for commanding advantages from inspiring English sources

The relatively slow pace of agency appointments is particularly surprising given that Mr. Cuomo held commanding advantages in money and poll numbers for virtually all of his seven-month campaign and had directed his transition teams to focus on personnel recruitment, leaving policy to his senior staff.

Computer programs now gave Kramnik a commanding advantage.

On Wednesday, Randy Johnson tries to give the Diamondbacks a commanding advantage when he faces Woody Williams.

It is unlikely to eat much into the prime minister's commanding advantage on leadership and the economy.

Mr. Romney acknowledged his problem when he told donors in Florida recently that if President Obama keeps his commanding advantage among Latinos, it "spells doom for us".

Information from counties representing more than 90percentt of Nevada's population show Democrats also holding a commanding advantage in early voter turnout.

The poll found Mr. Obama held a commanding advantage among early voters, which Andrew Kohut, president of the Pew center, said could be problematic for Senator John McCain.

Mr. Davis holds a lead of 10 percentage points in statewide surveys and a commanding advantage in advertising and travel money.

But with Republicans holding such a commanding advantage in heavily white districts which still significantly outnumber the diverse districts—it also means that Democrats will struggle to regain a House majority until changing demography brings more seats within their reach.

CONVENTIONAL wisdom calls the 2012 presidential race the "demographic election," attributing President Obama's victory in large part to his commanding advantage among rapidly growing groups like Latinos and millennials.

Once the technique is instituted, the resulting economies of scale give the large firm a commanding advantage, provided of course that the market can absorb the number of vehicles that must be built to justify the investment.