Sentence examples for have enough advantage from inspiring English sources

"And it's difficult because you need to control the stress and the adrenaline of pushing and winning the championship and winning races, and on the other hand, to be calm because you have enough advantage to not risk too much; it's time for the others to risk it".

The Wankel better known as the rotary works well, but doesn't have enough advantage.

Schering-Plough shares hit a 23-month low of $30.28 earlier today over rising concerns that such a move could hurt Claritin, which accounted for a third of Schering-Plough's sales in 2001, and follow-up drug Clarinex, which many have speculated does not have enough advantages over Claritin to compel patients and their doctors to make a switch.

And the party still has enough advantages built into the electoral map that it could escape lightly chastened, but with both of its majorities intact, regardless.

A strain with a low resistance level does not have enough selective advantage to assure its persistence in the population.

It thrives especially well at moments of plenty and prosperity, when people have enough social advantages to dwell on their inner alienations and resentments.

This is vehemently opposed by the 'indigenes' who wish to keep these resources for themselves and feel that the settlers already have enough of an advantage over them in terms of numbers and affluence.

The second is that Ferrari could not have brought Vettel in because he did not have enough of an advantage to pit and rejoin ahead of Red Bull's Daniil Kvyat behind him.

Their absences will weigh heavy on a defense that was already struggling, and Houston have enough weapons to take advantage.

According to the wisdom of the time, countries in Africa, Asia, and Latin America had plenty of investment opportunities, but they didn't have enough savings to take advantage of them.

As a result, many female employees at what is now Ameritech, one of the companies formed as a result of the 1984 breakup of AT&T, did not have enough seniority to take advantage of a lucrative early retirement plan in 1994.