Sentence examples for given an advantage from inspiring English sources

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

These colder temperatures seem to have given an advantage to city-dwelling plants carrying broken hydrogen cyanide genes.

That has given an advantage to Mr. O'Rourke and Mr. Sanders, who are banking on small donations.

"We were given an advantage with one hand, and it was taken away with the other hand," Ms. Barnes said.

Contestants from all over the UK turned up to perform in extremely cold waters, which may have given an advantage to local teams who are used to them.

And for aspiring politicians waiting in the wings — many of them given an advantage because of favorable redistricting — this year presented a rare opportunity.

That rule arguably gives an advantage to the broadcaster.

And that gives an advantage over U.S. companies.

Contacting faculty or potential advisors before applying does not give an advantage to your application.

The Belfast production base also gave an advantage in the casting.

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