Sentence examples for given an advantage to from inspiring English sources

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

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.

Ms. Beraud said she was certain the video had not given an advantage to Joyful Heart, which had 6 percent more votes than its closest competitor the day before and the day after the video was embedded.

"So getting these genes by mating would have given an advantage to populations that acquired them".

Luongo and Brodeur are considered, however, to have been given an advantage to Parent with the inauguration of the shootout that season by the NHL, allowing more games to be decided with wins, as opposed to ties.

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

Rules on how much capital banks should hold give an advantage to large, established institutions.