Sentence examples for hefty advantage from inspiring English sources

But the dollar's weakness will give Boeing a hefty advantage over Airbus.

This gives him a hefty advantage in the polls, which show him leading Mr McCain by five points nationwide and by significant margins in most swing states.

With Mr. Reagan running for re-election at the top of the ballot that year, the lever gave the Republicans a hefty advantage.

While Lord Alliance's cash gift offers a welcome windfall for an ambitious school like MBS, the top American business schools have a hefty advantage when it comes to fundraising.

Recent Olympic history is fraught with candidate cities who seemingly held a hefty advantage, only to fritter it away in the final days before members of the International Olympic Committee held their vote.

HOUSTON — It was supposed to be a clash of Republican titans — a vulnerable right-wing governor against a popular and more moderate United States senator — but as voters in Texas go to the polls Tuesday, the governor's race looks anything but close, and Gov. Rick Perry has a hefty advantage in the polls.

This should help the handful of global firms that make the massive turbines used in gas-fired power stations.Even before their fuel became so plentiful, gas-fired stations had hefty advantages.

Louisville rode a hefty rebounding advantage and another solid 3-point shooting outing to take a 49-29 edge 90 seconds after halftime, following consecutive 3-pointers by Antonita Slaughter and Schimmel.

Despite what should be a hefty home advantage, there's always the possibility Toronto's attack will go silent at the worst possible time, or for there to be an unfortunate early injury.

However much Labour supporters spat about him, David Cameron was a well-liked leader, with a hefty incumbency advantage.

Exelon, the largest provider of nuclear power in the United States, will gain a hefty competitive advantage from climate legislation because nuclear power does not produce carbon dioxide.