Sentence examples for considerable advantage in the from inspiring English sources
The Soviet forces had a considerable advantage in the Afghan conflict.
Timber jetties have a considerable advantage in the comparative ease with which repairs to accident damage or deterioration can be effected.
But the reality is, if she reaches the semi-finals here, she could jump from No23 to 16 in the world, and that would provide her with a considerable advantage in the Paris draw.
Republican candidates in South Carolina hold a considerable advantage in the general election, and even Democratic leaders in the state concede that something unforeseen would have to unfold for Ms. Haley not to win in November.
And the math so far suggests that a race that goes back-and-forth in public sentiment may still leave Mr. Romney with a considerable advantage in the delegate count.
As the policy is more relaxed in the ethnic minority areas, the northwest with a higher proportion of minority population has a considerable advantage in the regional natural growth rate.
Stars can use their wattage to help attract the public -- a considerable advantage in these media-saturated times -- but audiences tend to lose interest if the fictional people those stars are playing don't have much going for them.
An LES simulation would require a noticeable computation time increment without considerable advantages in the simulation accuracy.
It is concluded that the application of MGDEs comprising TBAQ on carbon black support offers considerable advantages in the electrogeneration of H2O2.
Our study indicates that measurement of HbA1c by capillary point-of-care testing could provide considerable advantages in the detection of DM, including immediacy of the result, and the possibility of using the information to guide medical treatment.
