Sentence examples for giving advantage from inspiring English sources

12.26pm BST Sailing Britain just got a penalty turn for "pumping" their sails, giving advantage to the Australians.

Methodology: For making promises, we compare a First-Come First-Served approach to an approach using nested booking limits and giving advantage to profitable customers and attractive periods.

Using another name for Isis, Mr Hammond said it was "unacceptable that Russian action is weakening the opposition and thus giving advantage to the very Daesh forces that they claim to be against".

Many authors suggest the importance of early diagnosis, which enables prompt initiation of systemic treatment, with or without surgery, thus giving advantage in terms of survival.

In addition, SELECTOR may introduce the effect of balancing selection on a gene by giving advantage (depending on a selection coefficient s) to heterozygotes compared to homozygous individuals when creating a new generation, which corresponds to the Symmetric Overdominant Selection model (SOS [ 16]).

A hurried negotiation may give advantage to London.

All of the above, of course, gives advantage to BASIS charters in the "Best High Schools" ratings.

He didn't give advantage, and couldn't take the gamble of a foolish entanglement — not now, anyway.

With this method, NBP gives advantage to the low duty-cycled ZigBee networks.

Most boundaries are corruptly drawn, designed to protect incumbents or give advantage to the dominant party drawing the lines.

This information can be leveraged by candidates and give advantage over their opponent in battleground states and undecided voters.