Sentence examples for gaining a big advantage from inspiring English sources

The fact is that they (long putters) have been around for a number of years and statistics don't show they are gaining a big advantage so I understand both sides.

Whichever company lays a cable first could gain a big advantage over the other in supplying the city's growing thirst for power.

The team had a controversial reading of the completely new technical regulations last year, and it gained a big advantage by devising an ingenious aerodynamic device at the back of the car called a double diffuser.

And by forgoing "matching funds" (by which candidates accept limits on total spending in exchange for federal money), Mr Bush hopes to gain a big advantage over his Democratic rivals at a vital stage in the campaign next year.By the end of the primary season in March, Mr Gore and Mr Bradley may have spent most of their money in a bruising contest.

Moreover, they seem designed to operate in a way that could prevent Britain from gaining a big competitive advantage from staying outside the plan and undercutting other nations that adopt it.

Up and down the pit lane, people have been trying to work out what they have done to gain such a big advantage.

But a wide range of manufacturers, like those that make appliances, electronic goods, steel and heavy equipment, see themselves as losing both domestic and overseas customers if Japanese companies gain a big price advantage.

Bristol gained a big psychological advantage going into the Championship play-offs after handing Worcester their first home defeat in 13 months.

The prospect of having two trusted rushers is sure to raise the long-standing debate in football over whether a running back needs consistent carries to find a groove, or whether a team gains a bigger advantage by routinely bringing in a fresher runner from the sideline.

HERE's team-up with Iowa could give it a big advantage in terms of gaining relevance over the next few years – companies building self-driving shipping tech will be looking to providers whose platforms integrate with local city and state infrastructure, and whose systems operate across state lines as they look to build and supplement their own solutions.

That highlights a big advantage for women: once they gain initial recognition, glamour can kick in.