Sentence examples for deep advantages from inspiring English sources

Most recently, the sluggish economy, slow job growth and teetering home values have led to the current climate, in which Mr. Romney holds deep advantages.

Despite Mr. Romney's deep advantages in the state, the forces that have reshaped the Republican Party across the country are also alive in Michigan.

Corporate sponsorship, major-label investment, family money — there are no substitutes for these deep advantages, sure, but there are a thousand alternatives to them which can be cobbled together into something you can leverage, and every paradigm creates its own backlash which in turn offers up another possibility.

Prius is to hybrids as Kleenex is to tissue, and Hyundai would need clever marketing to vanquish Toyota's deep advantage there.

Although Romney is widely expected to hold a deep advantage in both the nominating contest and the general election, the rules governing the nominating process in Utah are complex and have produced surprises — and the Republican electorate is deeply conservative.

A future work is to determine how each of these selected technologies could be combined to meet overall project pre-requirements, how they interrelate with each other creating dependencies, and how every technology can take deep advantage of the others.

Paul acknowledged Democrats' deep advantage in the region but questioned the logic of it.

The results show a deeper advantage depth (AD) for the TESQ which turns out to be a promising alternative to a reactor-based BNCT treatment.

After all, this may be the biggest TV news event in history, so the news organisations are prepared to dig deep for advantages over rivals.

Let's start with four examples from the front lines of care and then step back to see what deeper strategic advantages all of them have in common.

Messi was operating behind Sergio Aguero and Gonzalo Higuain, with Di Maria bursting from deep, taking advantage of the space opened up by the three in front of him.