Sentence examples for decisive advantage that from inspiring English sources

Technology tantalized soldiers with the possibility of a decisive advantage that never materialized, while the passions of fully mobilized populations precluded compromise agreements that might have rescued the bleeding countries of Europe from their suffering.

For instance, for an upcoming football game, we may think we're been thorough in picking the winner because we've analyzed two decisive advantages that team has: their defense produces lots of turnovers and their offense is high scoring.

But once again it was the home side who snatched the early initiative and an advantage that should prove decisive.

It could be a decisive advantage for Democrats that the most believable political referee in the nation supports the plays of the home team in the closing minutes of a tie game.

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

James Clapper, the director of national intelligence, told members of the Senate Armed Services Committee that Colonel Qaddafi has a potentially decisive advantage in arms and equipment that would make itself felt as the conflict wore on.

As Jonathan Chait pointed out, the GOP benefits from some near-decisive electoral advantages that impede the most obvious way of deconstructing its regime of intransigence.

The decisive advantage of this setup is that healthy volunteers are a comparably homogenous collective with respect to their immune system and that concomitant medication can be excluded.

In fact, professional contractors have only one decisive advantage: they have specialized know-how that the home owner lacks.

While this may be inconvenient for television viewers, FIFA requires that the final pair of matches for each group start at the same time, to keep teams from knowing in advance the outcome of the other decisive match in their group — an advantage that proved too tempting to resist more than thirty years ago.

This finding may indicate that the standard transition already contains effective elements of preparation for home care and that therefore no further decisive advantage can be attained.