Sentence examples for most considerable advantage from inspiring English sources

Sega's (perhaps most considerable) advantage over Nintendo was always its arcade division, which dates back to 1976 and is still going to this day.

However, this can be said of almost all qualitative work involving practitioners, and, indeed, perhaps obtaining and disseminating learning points from the most reflective practitioners is of considerable advantage.

"Since you know your math and you've also worked on something real," says Hammerstein, "you have a considerable advantage compared to most co-applicants".

This provides considerable advantage over conventional approaches where most often the large high abundance proteins are identified.

4. Early voters go for Romney: Most of the polls suggest that Obama holds a considerable advantage among the thirty million or so Americans who have already voted.

Most sexual selection models are more complex than assortative mating models, but they have the considerable advantage that costly female preferences can evolve from scratch, whereas costly assortative mating cannot easily get off the ground.

The most comprehensive study of class size, The Tennessee Study of Class Size in the Early School Grades showed a considerable advantage to students who had small class sizes in early grades.

Among polymers used for pipe production, polyethylene (PE) is one of the most commonly used [2]; this material has a perfect correlation between prices, mechanical properties, and weldability and, hence, has considerable advantage comparing with other polymers.

The Democrats begin with a considerable advantage in New Jersey.

The server usually has a considerable advantage for two reasons.

After 13 b4, it might have been simpler for Adams to play 14 Na2 Nd7 15 Ba4 Bf3 16 gf, with considerable advantage.