Sentence examples for meaningful advantage from inspiring English sources

Several analysts said that the technology advance could give Intel a meaningful advantage over competitors in the race to build ever more powerful microprocessors.

The development has impressed industry analysts who have seen it and who say that the technology could give the International Business Machines Corporation a meaningful advantage.

And a small helicopter drone called the Pelican, designed by German and American companies, could remain aloft for weeks, powered by energy from a ground-based laser.All this technology may not always provide a meaningful advantage.

With $14 million in Series A funding, the TalkIQ team is hoping its proprietary tech stack and engineering-heavy team will give it a meaningful advantage selling to sales teams.

Why would the West and Russia extend destructive policies that failed to produce any meaningful advantage for either side?

Just before the stage-concluding ascent to the hilltop town of Chieti truly began, world time trial champion Fabian Cancellara, Giovanni Visconti, Dmitriy Muravyev, and world road race champion Thor Hushovd tried a counter-move, but none could keep Cancellara's wheel, so they did not attain a meaningful advantage and were soon brought back.

On the other hand, preoperative HAIC has some potentially meaningful advantages as follows.

Without the transfer during these processes, CPPIE have meaningful advantages compared to conventional devices.

Suddenly many of New York's great offline business advantages became meaningful advantages for the growth of its digital startup ecosystem.

But the polls also give Obama narrower but statistically meaningful advantages of roughly 2.5 points in Iowa and nearly 2 points in New Hampshire, Virginia and Colorado.

Adult ADD (ADHD) makes for obvious disadvantages, some less apparent but equally meaningful advantages, and traits that can be positive or negative, depending upon the circumstance.