Sentence examples for gained some advantage from inspiring English sources
Davies, who was once again positioned away from the front line, remarked, "a diversion was made by Sherman in favour of General MacClernand who had gained some advantage.
But on a longer-term basis, what we see happening is that a lot of the U.S. participants may in fact have gained some advantage over the last few years because they have become more efficient.
Stanley may be correct that some companies most prominently Tyco –have gained some advantage by reincorporating in Bermuda.
It has gained some advantage also, by mixing itself with the question whether the Constitution of the U.S. was formed by the people or by the States, now under a theoretic discussion by animated partizans.
For the match in Kazan, Topalov as white prepared a few novelties against the Grunfeld defense and twice gained some advantage from the opening.
Nevertheless, it may still be useful for some biocatalytic applications, and even gained some advantages over the enzyme isolated from the native organism, such as a higher hydrolytic activity for 2-cyanopyridine.
It will gain some advantage, perhaps, by now being able to promote a price as it tries to entice someone.
To gain some advantage in the competitive game of landing top talent and boosting the school's ratings in US News & World Report's next college guide?
Although wheelchair competitors may gain some advantage on significantly downhill courses, for a world record to be ratified the course has to have a minimum decrease in elevation.
