Sentence examples for overwhelming advantage for from inspiring English sources
The side that recognized and exploited such advances gained not just an edge in warfare but an overwhelming advantage; for the side that missed the chance, the consequences could be fatal.
"The question is whether the gap can be narrowed so that it is no longer an overwhelming advantage for Republicans," said William A. Galston, director of the Institute for Philosophy and Public Policy at the University of Maryland, who served as deputy assistant for domestic policy in the Clinton administration.
In Ccr2RFP/+Cx3cr1GFP/+ mice, 88% of monocyte-lineage (CD115+) cells were Ly6Chi, indicating an overwhelming advantage for this subset in accessing the CNS during EAE (Figure 4D).
Further, compared with normal incident light, in plane propagation has overwhelming advantages for on-chip integration.
Ashe now has two principal alternatives: to return the ball conservatively and safely, adding to the pressure that is already heavy on Graebner, or to cut loose the one-in-ten shot, going for the overwhelming advantage of a love-forty score by the method of the fast kill.
They possessed, however, the overwhelming advantage of costing only about one-third as much.
An overwhelming advantage of a trial with a judge alone is that a judge delivers a judgment in open court giving reasons for his decisions, which evidence he accepts and which he rejects.
Big Coal and Big Oil are determined to cover our ears so we can't hear about the overwhelming advantages of the climate and energy bill, especially for us Latinos.
And it happened in the worst year possible, right before the Legislature reworked the district maps — maps that put that overwhelming advantage in place for the next decade.
There are overwhelming advantages of LBF when compared to the traditional forming and bending technique, some of which includes minimum spring back effect, non-contact method developed for shaping metallic, plastic and composite materials.
"We were too cautious before," said one of Mr. Bush's advisers, reflecting on the overwhelming advantage Mr. Bush had held in the polls for so long.
