Sentence examples for had a considerable advantage from inspiring English sources

The Soviet forces had a considerable advantage in the Afghan conflict.

At two hundred fifteen and a half pounds, he was twenty-one pounds heavier than Patterson, and had a considerable advantage in height and reach.

This ensured that Alexander would not be outflanked, while his phalanx, armed with long pikes, had a considerable advantage over the Persian's scimitars and javelins.

The server usually has a considerable advantage for two reasons.

Tidal energy generation has a considerable advantage over other renewable energy technologies, because tides are predictable and constant.

In the nascent field of so-called "distance education", universities have a considerable advantage, but the international left has to catch up.

Offensively, UConn appears to have a considerable advantage over a young Baylor team that has five freshmen, including Griner, and only one senior.

Timber jetties have a considerable advantage in the comparative ease with which repairs to accident damage or deterioration can be effected.

But Mr. Romney still has a considerable advantage over Mr. Gingrich when it comes to money and organization, both of which will be vital in the expensive campaign state of Florida, which has its primary on Jan . 31

Those who come to power through a coup, like General Musharraf, have a considerable advantage here: they can require senior judges to swear allegiance to them and sack the ones who won't.

DSLRs could have a considerable advantage in this regard.