Sentence examples for long-held advantage from inspiring English sources

In the last two weeks, however, the long-held advantage for the pro-union camp has suddenly withered away.

Countries we don't even acknowledge as serious competitors are beginning to outpace us in some vital areas as we squander our long-held advantage.

If Micron Chief Executive Steve Appleton Steve Appleton can pull off the deal, he will have wiped out the long-held advantage SanDisk has enjoyed when it comes to producing flash-memory cards.

But they damage a long-held advantage voters give women over their male counterparts: The Barbara Lee Family Foundation's research on women running for executive office shows that voters give female candidates an advantage on honesty and ethics.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce said in a report this month that those policies were costing California its long-held economic advantage over the rest of country. .

As Washington grapples with the country's fiscal woes, the private equity industry is grudgingly facing a new reality: its long-held tax advantages are likely to disappear.

DealBook » Its Tax Edge on Thin Ice, Private Equity Is Regrouping | As Washington grapples with the country's fiscal woes, Jane Sassen reports that the private equity industry is grudgingly facing a new reality: its long-held tax advantages are likely to disappear.

Perhaps more significantly, the result finally gave the Impact back to back wins in the league (a phenomenon which has only occurred once, in May, since the four game winning streak the Impact opened the season with) – which is the kind of basic consistency they'll need if their long-held games in hand are to remain a significant advantage.

The law takes advantage of a recent Justice Department ruling that reversed the federal government's long-held opposition to many forms of online gambling.

The world number four had the advantage of having played under the roof twice before, while for his opponent the match fulfilled a long-held ambition to play on Centre Court.

These findings challenge a long-held view.