Sentence examples for gave an advantage to from inspiring English sources

The elimination of from competition in 1991 gave an advantage to the more athletic freestyle skaters.

Hoeing gave an advantage to weeds with deeper roots, while chemical weed killers favored those with a mutation conferring resistance.

They also said they felt the change gave an advantage to the defending champion, Oracle Team USA, which does not have to race until Sept. 7.

They contended that releasing the debate topics in advance gave an advantage to Mr. Schwarzenegger, who has the least experience in unscripted settings.

Also making the series closer than ever this year: new rules that outlaw certain devices that gave an advantage to some of the teams last year, and new tires by Pirelli that wear out quickly.

The Islamist group had objected to election rules that it and many independent observers said underrepresented urban districts and gave an advantage to rural areas where the government has strong support.

That rule arguably gives an advantage to the broadcaster.

"Doing nothing would only give an advantage to its competitors," Mr. Hoon told members of Parliament.

But every topic chosen will give an advantage to some students and not others.

"Christian will never do shoes that don't give an advantage to his customers".

The higher taxes have increased his costs and given an advantage to competitors in other states.