Sentence examples for longtime advantage from inspiring English sources

Voters tell pollsters they believe the Democrats would do a better job with the economy — reversing the longtime advantage of the Republicans.

The extensibility of Google Maps' platform has been a longtime advantage for the company, whose maps are believed by many to be the best on the market.

They hope to capitalize on a remarkable demographic shift in New Hampshire that has erased a longtime Republican advantage.

The campaign also touted closing the longtime Republican advantage in vote-by-mail ballot requests and returns, with roughly 406,000 Democrats having returned their ballots versus 421,000 Republicans.

"We wanted to share in the modest success of General Motors," he said adding that he believes the contract terms would allow G.M. to continue to invest in Canada, a production center whose longtime cost advantage has evaporated with the rise of the Canadian dollar to parity with its United States counterpart.

The latest, thornier problem is a further evolution of another longtime practice: taking advantage of mistyped domains.

Today agile software project management Rally Software announced that it will acquire its longtime partner Agile Advantage.

It must be very disappointing to think that a longtime friend has taken advantage of your loyalty and hard work - but now won't even take your calls.

But taken together, they provide a clearer view of how a longtime public servant took advantage of the perks of his office to enrich himself, eventually becoming wealthy enough to be able to pay the individual millions of dollars.

One of the San Bernardino shooters and his longtime friend talked about taking advantage of this vulnerability by launching a terrorist attack on a clogged freeway using guns and pipe bombs, according to court records released last week.

Peterson and Conti, a longtime friend of Martínez's, took advantage of a day off for the Mets to visit the pitcher.