Sentence examples for has on its side from inspiring English sources

But still, this 11th-hour overhaul risks sacrificing the one thing that Edge Of Tomorrow has on its side: word of mouth.

As I've written before, one of the big things that the marriage-equality argument has on its side, besides basic justice, is that people like going to weddings.

Sydney has on its side plenty of calm-headed forwards and sharp-shooting midfielders.

"The Tragedy of Hamlet," the official title of the adaptation developed by Mr. Brook with Marie-Hélène Estienne, has on its side a vigorous clarity, a quick tempo and moments of high theatrical ingenuity.

But the corollary is that a victory for Mr Johnson could boost the morale and momentum of Tories nationally; whereas the afterglow of a win for Mr Livingstone would shine only fitfully on Mr Brown.What Labour has on its side is the knack of managing expectations.

One company XM has on its side is Sony, which has launched an XM-capable radio receiver on the market that will work both in your car and with your home stereo system.

It's a good group for the buck to have on its side.

What the company does have on its side is scale: no competitor has yet come close to replicating the sheer blockbuster size of these events.

There are so many constituencies that Google needs to have on its side to win.

What Apple does have on its side here is that USB-C/Thunderbolt 3 are invariably the future thanks to their more compact design and faster transfer speeds.

The Catholic party was strong in France, having on its side all of the clergy, all of the capital cities (except for Bordeaux), nearly all of the provinces, and 150 "good towns".