Sentence examples for has a key advantage from inspiring English sources

BlackBerry has a key advantage.

In addition, clean meat has a key advantage not mentioned in your article: it's much more climate-friendly than traditional meat.

And Obamacare has a key advantage in making that happen: up until now, trying to buy health insurance on your own in America has always been a terrible experience, which is what the new law is trying to change.

Moreover, Yahoo! has a key advantage over Google: because of its vast base of registered users (100m people use its e-mail, travel and other services) it is in a better position to tailor searches to users' needs.

Poels could well try to escape during Friday's hilly stage through the Peak District but Boasson Hagen has a key advantage in his superior sprinting ability; that should make it easier for him to garner time bonuses before the finish in London on Sunday.

That's a big "if," of course, but the strategy has a key advantage over many anticancer drugs, which falter as the cancer cells mutate into resistant forms.

On the contrary, and for all her obvious flaws, she had a key advantage: she stood to benefit from the entrenched anti-EU instincts of the 150,000-strong party membership who were poised to decide this contest in a ballot.

The optical Ising machines have a key advantage over the solid-state systems, says Hiroki Takesue, a physicist with the NTT group.

United have a key advantage in the fight to sign Van Persie as it emerged that the Dutchman would prefer moving to United rather than to rivals Manchester City or Juventus.

Shaky as Rojava's economy and political system are, they have a key advantage.

And in this case, 4.5 gen aircraft have a key advantage: they were never built with stealth in mind.