Sentence examples for need an edge from inspiring English sources
That means jobseekers need an edge.
"Guys feel like they need an edge.
I'm not a tall guy, so I need an edge.
Guys "need an edge; wear a bow tie or, if you have to, go out and buy a $400 pair of sunglasses").
Asked whether he thought the campus naming was intended to give the Senate Republicans an edge in the election, he said, "We don't need an edge".
"You need an edge — you deal with very smart, very aggressive players," said Richard Zogheb, a seasoned high-yield player and now co-head of debt and equity capital markets at Citigroup.
"I didn't think he needed an edge," Damon said.
In the investment world, Dr. Bank said: "Everybody needs an edge.
He referred to needing an edge because of the heat in Texas.
When his firm was going up against national companies for contracts to manage waste, Jon Free needed an edge to win the pitches.
These work in such a way that it is quite conceivable that a party could triumph in the Chamber of Deputies, yet be left with little or no majority in the Senate.Earlier this week, Mr Berlusconi said that his conservative People of Freedom movement needed an edge of at least 20 seats in the upper house, which has 315 elected members.
