Sentence examples for decisive advantage for from inspiring English sources

This is a decisive advantage for the United States.

Solid defense also proved a decisive advantage for Tech (23-3, 13-1).

And that was how the world found out, by accident, that the founder of WikiLeaks, the organisation which published Hillary Clinton's leaked emails – a decisive advantage for Donald Trump's campaign – and Farage, a friend of Donald Trump, were mutually acquainted.

After 16... Qg6, 17 f4?!, planning to retake the h1/a8 diagonal after a knight retreat with 18 Bf3, would be sharply countered by 17... c5!? 18 Qb3 Rab8 19 Be5 de 20 fe Ne3 21 Rf2 Bf3 22 Qa4 Be2 23 Re2 Qd3! with decisive advantage for Grischuk.

In the Two Knights Defense, after 5 ed, Black shies away from 5... Nd5?! because 6 d4 Bb4 7 c3 Be7 8 Nf7 Kf7 9 Qf3 Ke6 10 Qe4 Bf8 11 O-O Ne7 12 fe c6 13 fe Kd7 14 Be2 Ke8 15 c4 Nc7 16 Nc3 Be6 17 Bg5 Qd7 18 Rad1 yields a decisive advantage for White, as in Barden/Adams, Hastings 1951-52.

However the decisive advantage for the customer-focused view of the firm is that it is better for the firm itself i.e. makes more money for the firm and its shareholders.

But Gonzalez erred in return with 22... Ne5? 23 Re5 Qe5 24 gh, which gave Granda Zuniga the decisive advantage of two bishops for a rook and pawn.

The model parameters determined dynamically are quite different for these cases, evidencing the decisive advantage of the dynamic procedure while statistical results are in good agreement with experimental data.

A decisive advantage of this view over the purely mereological one is that the overall framework for doing semantics remains the usual one, set theory.

This is the decisive advantage of a Palin pick.

Few airlines want to surrender their spot in line for what could be decisive advantages from the 787 in efficiency (20% less fuel) and maintenance costs (30% lower).