Sentence examples for decisive advantage over competitors from inspiring English sources

First-mover advantage can offer a decisive advantage over competitors — and accelerate a company's ability to become the global category leader early on.

Set to open next year, One World Trade Center stands a symbolic 1,776 feet tall and is helped in the height department by a spire that gives it a decisive advantage over its competitor.

The resulting gains in speed gave Britain's navy a decisive advantage over Germany's.

Lhota says his years as an executive give him a decisive advantage over de Blasio.

This fact alone, Ms. Fenn writes in her book, gave the British a potentially decisive advantage over the Americans.

This would appear to give them a decisive advantage over Western banks that rely on fickle borrowing markets to do business.

At least one area where Apple might have created a decisive advantage over Google has gone begging, however, in the latest generation of the iPhone, unveiled last week.

In those years, there was a mediocre front-runner but one who nevertheless had a fairly decisive advantage over a gaggle of rivals.

For the first time, vertical distribution of news, from a specialist elite to a general audience, had a decisive advantage over horizontal distribution among citizens.

It gave our military a decisive advantage over theirs.

This is the decisive advantage over three-dimensional voxel-based dosimetry methods, which cannot achieve that.