Sentence examples for got a big advantage from inspiring English sources

"I've got a big advantage in the fact that I've been to an Olympics before," she added.

And it had been lobbying for a national approach to collecting and remitting taxes, meaning it got a big advantage over competitors in setting future standards.

"If someone went to the Valley with a pitch to start an online furniture company, we've got a big advantage," he says, "and the sweet spot for designing furniture online as well".

The reason they've got a big advantage in the midterm elections, they think, is because their signature issue of hating Obamacare is going to be good enough to propel them to victory in the Senate.

Our big guys rebounded, and the possession game that Larry was trying to play, they didn't get a big advantage in.

Distance runners also get a big advantage from living at high altitudes, where the body is typically forced to compensate for the lack of oxygen by producing extra red blood cells.

A new study of admissions at 30 highly selective colleges found that legacy applicants get a big advantage over those with no family connections to the institution — but the benefit is far greater for those with a parent who earned an undergraduate degree at the college than for those with other family connections.

A four-point margin may not sound like much, but compound it long enough and you get a big advantage.

He could have used both bishops to get a big advantage: 31.Bb6 Rc8 31.Bb6 Re8 31.Bb6!

After all, you've got a big height advantage, and Kirk -- try as he might - still can't go to his left.

In a puzzle called "M-M-M" she changed N sounds to M's at the end of familiar phrases, like SAVINGS AND LOAM, AMERICA ON-LIME and AS CRAZY AS A LOOM. Knowing her tendencies helps you nail one or two of the long puns, and you have a big advantage in getting the others.