Sentence examples for financial edge over from inspiring English sources

Incumbents generally have a financial edge over their rivals.

And, in competitive House races, Democratic candidates have generally had a financial edge over their Republican opponents as well.

Despite the pace of his spending, Mr. Bush still holds a strong financial edge over Mr. McCain.

He said that rising construction costs had given converters a financial edge over developers putting up new buildings.

However close she became to Ms. Stewart and Andy Stewart, then her husband, Ms. Stewart retained a financial edge over her friend and never let Ms. Pasternak forget it.

While Mr. Cuomo will not be on the ballot this year, every state legislative seat will be, and the campaign filings released this week show that the Republican majority in the State Senate maintains a large financial edge over Democrats in the battle for control of that chamber.

In the last two weeks, companies that depend on travel and tourism have begun citing the events of Sept. 11 as reasons for seeking Chapter 11 protection from their creditors, saying the attacks pushed them over the financial edge.

"Without universal health insurance to protect every family from the financial ravages of illness and without higher levels of unemployment compensation to cushion the effect of a layoff, each day, in good times and in bad, some families will fall over the financial edge," they wrote.

But Stanford may have the financial edge.

Where did that financial edge come from?

What difference does a Republican financial edge make, really?