Sentence examples for fleeting advantage from inspiring English sources

Most frequently, this means telling your teammates to all attack the enemy at once in order to take advantage of a fleeting advantage.

As a new employee, you have a built-in (but fleeting) advantage: fresh eyes.

Hardware features like processing speed or screen resolution or even how well a camera works offer only fleeting advantages in the constant competition among smartphone manufacturers.

Some of that activity may be tied to a manipulative technique called "quote-stuffing", in which a flood of orders and cancellations causes congestion on networks and thereby a fleeting trading advantage.

Yet the shift to automated warfare may offer only a fleeting strategic advantage to the United States.

But the advantage was fleeting.

They wrote algorithms that take advantage of fleeting trading opportunities and bring in up to $100,000 a day.

And they charge ahead to take advantage of fleeting opportunities.

And first-mover advantages are fleeting (see TinyURL Vs. Bit.ly).

Theatergoers who are truly passionate about the history and development of the musical will want to take advantage of the fleeting return of "Juno" to New York.

That sent the 10,000 fans into a frenzy, deflated momentarily by a television timeout, and when the Nets returned, they could not take advantage of the fleeting momentum Martin provided.