Sentence examples for gaining a significant advantage from inspiring English sources

By buying Nutonomy, De Vos sees Delphi gaining a significant advantage in intellectual property and engineering talent.

If that happens, the Scot should gain a significant advantage.

Ms. Levine said that ABC believed Mr. Jennings had gained a significant advantage over his network competitors yesterday.

It was a display lacking conviction and, despite some encouraging individual showings, notably from James Graham and Sam Tomkins, too much time was spent defending once England had gained a significant advantage.

The officials said Enron, based in Houston, gained a significant advantage just before the bids were due when the New York State Public Service Commission decided that Enron was exempt from state safety and environmental regulations, unlike other potential bidders.

With some quick lateral thinking, I had gained a significant advantage in the negotiation.

Forwards coach Robin McBryde believes Wales's scrum could gain a significant advantage over Australia during Saturday's final autumn international.

It is also pointed out that British firms gain a significant advantage from their ability to launch takeovers of overseas businesses.

The thinking was that Fairmarket had entered a valuable space neglected even by eBay and that by entering the public markets first it had gained a significant advantage, even if it was not a leader technologically.

With the evolution of high affinity glucose transporters succeeded by the whole genome duplication and the evolution of ethanol tolerance, S. cerevisiae gained a significant advantage (Kellis et al. 2004Conant and Wolfe 2007).

We nevertheless gain a significant advantage by considering linear passive sub-networks in that we are able to recognize the creation of trapped modes by feedback with finite time delays, and can provide a systematic procedure for adding the stateful dynamics required to simulate the behavior of such modes within a frequency band of interest.