Sentence examples for given an edge from inspiring English sources

All of this was given an edge by a nose ring with every outfit.

Still, a similar poll of California voters by SurveyUSA had given an edge to Mr. Romney after the first debate.

No one can be certain that Thomson had not been given an edge that would have allowed him to win a pennant with one swing.

The famous text is set to a sort of fractured minstrel song, given an edge by the pungency of the shimmering piano chords.

In 2009, the Tribune exposed that the university kept a list that tracked well-connected applicants who were given an edge in admissions.

In a very real sense, nature has been given an enormous advantage by the sheer ubiquity of Roundup, just as some bacteria are given an edge by the ubiquity of agricultural antibiotics.

Given an edge-labeled directed multigraph, we may need to extract only a specific layer or consider them separately.

Given an edge-colored graph, an internal vertex of a path experiences a reload cost if it lies between two consecutive edges of different colors.

J. Lauri [11] proved that, for chordal outerplanar graphs given an edge-coloring, to verify whether it is rainbow connected is NP-complete under the coloring, it is so for MOPs.

In the Mixed Chinese Postman Problem (MCPP), given an edge-weighted mixed graph G (G may have both edges and arcs), our aim is to find a minimum weight closed walk traversing each edge and arc at least once.

Given an edge-weighted connected graph G on n vertices and a positive integer k≤n, a subgraph of G on k vertices is called a k-subgraph in G.