Sentence examples for has a massive advantage from inspiring English sources
Come election time, "the candidate or interest group with the largest treasury has a massive advantage".
But it's safe to say that while Russia has a massive advantage in firepower, Georgia, an open, free-market, more-or-less-democratic nation that sees itself as a distant outpost of Europe, enjoys a decisive rhetorical and political edge.
"Amazon has a massive advantage in the UK because of its brand name and the fact it will have its devices promoted and sold in Waterstones book stores later this year," Philip Jones, deputy editor of the Bookseller magazine said.
There are no Stoke fans here, are there?" And on he went, insisting Vern Cotter's Scotland would have a "massive advantage" following their upbeat World Cup efforts.
Under the old "first-past-the-post" system, the club coming down from the Premiership with a big parachute payment had a massive advantage.
As the jobs of tomorrow rapidly supplant the jobs of yesterday, those who have lived immersed in digital worlds through their education will have a massive advantage over others.
New South Wales 7/10 Queensland 10/10 Again, despite the declarations of self-confidence from the Blues camp, the Maroons have a massive advantage on paper – and here on the internet – at the scrumbase.
The first day I spoke to my staff preparing for Wigan, I said we had a massive advantage".
The former Brentford boss continued: "The problem is when teams come down from the Premier League - the income of those teams gets higher and higher, and they have a massive advantage when they come down.
