Sentence examples for intangible advantage from inspiring English sources

Supporters of Gov. George W. Bush say he has one intangible advantage in his race against Vice President Al Gore: Republicans are far more enthusiastic about his presidential candidacy than Democrats are about Mr. Gore's.

Of all the factors driving voters to the polls next week, Republicans say they expect their candidate to benefit most from an intangible advantage: Republicans are far more energized about Gov. George W. Bush than Democrats are about Vice President Al Gore.

An unfortunate circumstance--that leaders rarely take the time to individually acknowledge employees--gives you an intangible advantage of great value.

Other factors held equal, first-term members of the House of Representatives tend to over-perform their vote share from the previous cycle as they can exploit the various tangible and intangible advantages that their newly-won incumbency provides them with — a phenomenon known as the sophomore surge.

Then there are the intangible advantages.

These are the human, intangible advantages that Oakland has that the Latino community of the San Francisco Mission District lacks — a unique mixture of local leaders of color who work in and really get the tech industry and successful entrepreneurs like Mitch Kapor, who sold Lotus to IBM for $3.5 billion in 1995 and has spent years thinking about inclusion and social justice.

Eurosceptics are advancing as they gain more powerful public mandates in elections, while advocates of the European idea are struggling to explicate the oftentimes intangible and fundamental advantages of the EU.

This perceptual representation of a company is the consequence of a company's past management actions and behavior, and works as a valuable, intangible asset and a competitive advantage for a company (Chun 2005; Fisher-Buttinger and Vallaster 2011; Gibson et al. 2006; Melo and Garrido-Morgado 2012).

Reuben Fine, one of the world's leading players from 1936 to 1951, explained that White's opening advantage is too intangible to be sufficient for a win without an error by Black.

He brings to the race the one intangible that can trump the advantages of money, connections, even issues — he has a captivating charm.

Thus, based on our findings hospitality industry managers should implement CR as an intangible resource to help provide competitive advantage in the marketplace.