Sentence examples for newfound advantages from inspiring English sources

The Cayenne's newfound advantages are largely and smartly confined to the street.

"A war generation," he writes, "with its imperial ambitions and austere Islamism, has come to power and is redefining the parameters of Iran's international relations and pressing its newfound advantages to their limits".

The Devils pressed their newfound advantage and broke in on goal on an odd-man rush three and a half minutes later.

As Mrs. Clinton embarked on an ebullient campaign swing through North Carolina, aiming to press her newfound advantage, Mr. Trump vented his grievances in full public view.

But then, we can't forget Djokovic's newfound advantage.

Asia's newfound comparative advantage is perhaps not as surprising as it seems at first glance.

What Looking doesn't do is to use our newfound liberties to advantage.

Electrochemical synthesis as a newfound method with unique advantages is elaborated, followed by design approaches and key parameters to control the properties of the iron oxide nanoparticles.

Frank Vogel and the Pacers haven't quite figured out how to use George's newfound range to the advantage of the offense as a whole (or quite figured out the optimal functioning of their offense in general, for that matter), but that's perfect weak side placement to open up the rest of the floor for pick-and-rolls and post-up plays.

Others warn that Islamist politicians, returning from exile, will take advantage of newfound political freedoms and try to impose conservative changes to what is a generally inclusive and tolerant constitution.

With spending in the upcoming presidential election cycle expected to soar, how can companies take advantage of newfound freedom after the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision without being "Target-ed"?