Sentence examples for earned advantages from inspiring English sources

As such, translating doping enhancements into earned advantages – having the best scientists on one's team – would more closely align to the values of competition than leaving it all to chance, unequal access to illicit practice, and the cleverness of undetected cheating.

The premise of "Winter Games" is that contestants earn advantages by excelling athletically on ice and snow.

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Even those who fret about the shrinking campaign acknowledge that the mayor has rightfully earned his advantages in the race: He made his billions, has governed well and is mounting a sophisticated campaign for re-election.

When he earned an advantage at the USPGA Championship in 2012, he pressed it home to win by eight.

They believe they earned their advantage over the Fords and the Dodges through strenuous off-season testing.

Agassi had earned the advantage with his supreme conditioning efforts, and he was not about to let it go.

Murray earned an advantage for a fourth break point, but missed a backhand that left him muttering to himself about his need to use topspin.

But Federer earned an advantage and a third break point soon thereafter, winning it and moving a break ahead for the first time in the match.

I think Britain earns few advantages by forgetting its principles overseas, and sends a dangerous message that our values are a bargaining chip.

Overall, however, the Daily Telegraph earned whatever commercial advantages it secured from its substantial financial investment.