Sentence examples for considerable advantage in from inspiring English sources

The Democrats begin with a considerable advantage in New Jersey.

The Soviet forces had a considerable advantage in the Afghan conflict.

Having extended networks of clans would have been a considerable advantage in Europe, which was then descending into another ice age.

"Not only because they would contain highly classified information, but because it gives him considerable advantage in pressing his own agenda when lobbying ministers.

At two hundred fifteen and a half pounds, he was twenty-one pounds heavier than Patterson, and had a considerable advantage in height and reach.

With George Allen's considerable advantage in amiability neutralized by the "Macaca" gaffe, there was a chance to move the focus of the contest to Webb.

It is only one possible means of sharing out and co-ordinating economic activity: a means with very considerable advantages, in terms of all the autonomous activity and exploration of economic possibilities it allows, but not the only one, and not necessarily the best either, even at allowing autonomy and decentralisation.

In all, the Thunder are set to play the most capable offensive and defensive opponent of their playoff run, and despite considerable advantages in other areas, Oklahoma City's capacity for offensive rebounding – whether in big or small lineups – seems all but lost.

Laser gas assisted heating offers considerable advantages in surface treatment of engineering metals.

An LES simulation would require a noticeable computation time increment without considerable advantages in the simulation accuracy.

This adopted framework is endowed with considerable advantages in comparison with other formulations of non-smooth problems.