Sentence examples for fighting advantage from inspiring English sources

So-called fighting men promoted their interests and silenced their foes with insults, fists, canes, knives, pistols and the occasional brick, giving them a literal fighting advantage over "noncombatants," who were usually Northerners.

The two fight between the Walls of Jericho and the Anaconda Vice, with each superstar busting out with new, ingenious ways to gain the fighting advantage.

Another challenge is that the pollution-fighting advantage enjoyed by natural gas vehicles is decreasing as the U.S. ramps up fuel economy and emission standards for gasoline and diesel vehicles, Mui said.

Female mice lacking NOS3 proteins lost their pneumonia-fighting advantage.

Democrats need a net gain of 25 seats to take back the House from Republican control, and both parties are fighting for every advantage in the battle for the House majority.

If there's any area where we should have the supreme advantage fighting terrorism, it's the Internet -- yet Islamic extremists sometimes run rings around us in cyberspace, using it to recruit and train terrorists and to communicate with each other in amazingly sophisticated ways.

Its neatly phased sequencing sits in stark contrast to a messy, bloody war on the ground, where warring sides are still fighting for territorial advantage.

Unfortunately, the leadership mindset in many industries is still "old-school," where fighting over personal advantage is considered success and team-based decision-making is seen as a weakness.

Assad said on Saturday he was ready for a ceasefire on condition "terrorists" did not use a lull in fighting to their advantage and that countries backing the insurgents stopped supporting them.

The thousands of lives and billions of dollars sacrificed in fighting demonstrate the advantages of peace and coexistence; yet still both sides opt to fight.

The British thus found themselves fighting with the unexpected advantage of superior equipment.