Sentence examples for margin of advantage from inspiring English sources

"The detail of the capabilities we use against them … represent our margin of advantage," he says.

This is what Parker actually said: What we know about the terrorists, and the detail of the capabilities we use against them together represent our margin of advantage.

"What we know about the terrorists, and the detail of the capabilities we use against them, together represent our margin of advantage," Mr. Parker said.

Having started the day with a very slender lead of only 0.562 per cent over Germany, Britain increased the margin of advantage by recording a final average score of 79.979 per cent.

She thinks that in addition to cost benefits from its October 2006 acquisition of Xspedius, Time Warner's on-net holdings and its ability to take the connection all the way to the customer give it a margin of advantage over its local exchange carrier peers that have to rely on regional carriers to bring their services to customers.

Still, that's a big margin of advantage or deficit in a tight race.

"It seems improbable that the N.S.A. would ever recover the full margin of technology advantage," said Steven Aftergood, an intelligence expert at the Federation of American Scientists, a private group in Washington.

Harvard's John Kenneth Galbraith, who befriended him, believed he had a "a first-rate intelligence" that gave him "a margin of mental advantage over the run-of-the-mill members" of Congress.

Though the margin of her advantage of the next best is not huge, no one has jumped within 10centimers of her record since 2002.

Those realities, added to the fact that the margin of his advantage among American Jews could be decisive in key states like Florida, may have ruled out any bold proclamations about the Palestinian cause while in Israel.

The race here is crucial to national Democrats' hopes of narrowing the margin of the Republican advantage in the Senate, or perhaps even regaining control there.