Sentence examples for looking for any advantage from inspiring English sources

People are looking for any advantage".

WITH a tight race looming, all the parties are looking for any advantage they can find.

The remaining Republicans, looking for any advantage, would be begging for endorsements from Mr. Perry and Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison and anyone named Bush.

The industry has grown so competitive, and profit margins so thin, that each company is looking for any advantage it can trumpet.

What is more, advisers to both major candidates are looking for any advantage, no matter how slight, that might come with having their candidate's name appear on an extra line.

The visitors were looking for any advantage they could get and one arrived three minutes into the second half when Klavan departed after a cynical barge on Fabian Delph.

"From a grocer's perspective, they're looking for an advantage -- any advantage -- because they're getting killed by Wal-Mart," he said.

Still, each country looks for any advantage, no matter how tiny.

With baseball's postseason beginning Wednesday, this tactic will be repeated over and over in the coming weeks as batters look for any advantage they can find.

Simpson looked for any advantage over his opponents.

Mr. Romney, who won the Nevada contest in 2008, is looking for an advantage early in 2012.