Sentence examples for insurmountable advantage from inspiring English sources

Problem is, Banning gets hold of the suit himself, gaining an almost insurmountable advantage.

They alternate, one per team, for five rounds, or until one team has an insurmountable advantage.

They lead 9-1 afour four ends – that should be an insurmountable advantage.

In treating the report as reliable, Judge Brown gave the government an unfair and almost insurmountable advantage.

It also seemed to spark Walker, who scored 14 of the Huskies' next 16 points, turning a 53-49 definto into an insurmountable advantage.

That would put them at the risk of becoming complacent, if they confused their past good fortune with a genuinely insurmountable advantage.

But in the ultimate analysis it was due mainly to the insurmountable advantages that they enjoyed.

At the same time, it remains atop a one-party state with few checks and balances, giving those businesses insurmountable advantages over private enterprises and citizens.

The Kiwis have parlayed their early leads into insurmountable advantages by showing an uncanny ability to sniff out the first wind shift on the inaugural leg, and pulling away from there.

Now multiply that by 1.3 million households, and you begin to see the extreme, possibly insurmountable structural advantage an incumbent has in a re-election race in a petrostate.

He noted that Samsung produces many of the key components for its phones in-house which, when combined with its high-volume production, gives it an insurmountable cost advantage over the Canadian company, even on niche products.