Sentence examples for it a leg from inspiring English sources

Microsoft's definition of "intelligence" is still pretty vague, of course, but it's clear that the company believes its work in machine learning, when combined with its cloud platform, can give it a leg up over its competitors.

It is betting that combining McAfee's security software with its hardware will give it a leg up.

Uber believes its transportation technology gives it a leg up in the delivery space and has gone about quietly testing this theory in one major metropolitan area for the past six or so months.

By offering a mobile experience, a relatively steady stream of concerts and allowing fans to chat with each other and leave feedback for artists, Concert Window hopes its v2.0 can give it a leg up on the competition.

In particular, analysts say that Motorola's longstanding partnerships with wireless companies have helped give it a leg up with its Android portfolio.

"The company's large subscriber base gives it a leg up on its rivals," Keiichi Yoneshima, an analyst at Lehman Brothers in Tokyo, wrote in a recent report.

Soothe promises massage bookings within an hour and strengthening its logistics network can potentially give it a leg-up over its remaining competitors, which include Zeel, another in-home massage startup, as well as traditional spas.

For one thing, it gets a leg up because it has a true low range.

A bristling support cast (Meryl Streep, Helena Bonham-Carter, Romola Garai, Ben Whishaw) surely gave it a leg-up.

If the true hypothesis is comparatively plausible (due to plausibility arguments contained in b), then plausibility assessments give it a leg-up over alternatives.

That could give it a leg-up over other social networks like Snapchat or Twitter without the know-how or product design to aggressively filter and suggest what people see.