Sentence examples for given the advantage of from inspiring English sources
It would take four days for him to provide a definitive response: that, given the advantage of hindsight, he would not have invaded Iraq.
In the upstairs restaurant, diners having a complete meal with hot entrees before the show are given the advantage of reserving a seat for the performance.
Given the advantage of time on the ball, they were briefly able to impose themselves, but stopped playing after taking the lead.
One reason for the disparity is that the audience is given the advantage of more complete knowledge of events, and part of the pleasure of watching "Lawless Heart" lies in making connections between apparently insignificant events and details.
But given the advantage of detached objectivity, it's very difficult to argue that the significance of your promise to a guilty stranger is greater than an innocent stranger's freedom from wrongful prosecution.
In the days leading to the announcement of results of the March 7 poll, it was widely assumed that the candidate who won the most seats would be given the advantage of the first attempt at forming a government, and be given 30 days to do so.
Given the advantages of regional jets, airline executives may soon be more irked that they cannot deploy more.
Given the advantages of time, distance, and a rational mind, it is relatively easy to see that basically everybody involved erred (though some far more severely than others).
Given the advantages of incumbency, even sluggish growth and a glacial decline in the 9.1 percent unemployment rate could preserve the current divided government.
Given the advantages of pooling income with an employed wife, why aren't men better at wooing potential long-term partners?
