Sentence examples for late advantage from inspiring English sources

Harvard clung to its late advantage.

And Dejan Mezga set up substitute Velikonja to grab a late advantage.

Showing composure, the rookie finished past Robles to give his side a vital late advantage.

A modern Chinese family might stay up late taking advantage of the many special holiday programs broadcast on radio and television.

It would be nice if, in some areas at least, the Late Starters' Advantage also allowed societies to leapfrog quickly over decades of social struggle on other issues, such as gay rights.

China has a number of industrial AI opportunities in "late mover advantage", that is when the industry lags in the US, AI can make a big difference.

This late-July advantage is part of what allowed previous Warner Bros. blockbusters like The Dark Knight and Inception to run the tables until Fall.

One reason for this, says Stephan Beckert of TeleGeography Research, a research firm, was that technological progress seemed to confer a "late-mover advantage" by reducing the operating costs of firms that invested later than others.

This time, Sony is looking for the late-year advantage with Mr. Fincher's "The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo," which is set for release on Dec. 21.

On Sunday in Las Vegas, Stewart, the defending champion, did not conserve his gas; he stepped on it to preserve a late-race advantage over Jimmie Johnson.

He said the court's decision expanded the scope of what could be considered a reasonable cost when calculating late fees, advantaging banks over small business and retail consumers.