Sentence examples for points of advantage from inspiring English sources

These consisted mainly of spats among newspaper vendors, trinket merchants and sellers of packaged chewing gum "who disputed the possession of points of advantage".

Are they prepared to sacrifice their entire profit margin — Bogle figures he has 40 basis points of advantage here — to win back the Vanguard converts?

Not that England will be overly concerned with ceding this point of advantage.

He is, like his competitors, always looking for that extra half-percentage point of advantage and he believes Becker, the most dominating of front-foot competitors, will deliver that edge.

Not only a point of advantage in the current series where England's own all-rounder-ish strength comes exclusively in the shape of some feisty lower-order batting, a quality matched by the likely presence of Mitchell Johnson at eight for Australia.

On some events, her average difficulty scores represent a full point of advantage over the average "D" scores of other gymnasts, meaning that she could incur the 1-point deduction of falling off the beam, as she did at Olympic Trials, and still win ― as she did at Olympic Trials.

Finishing last, or close to it, could eat up 100 points of his advantage.

Product/service offerings that would be delivered Markets/audiences that would be served/exploited Key customer segments targeted Market size/growth potential Competitors anticipated Points of competitive advantage Factors critical to success Challenges/pitfalls Investment required (estimate).

Hence, we were unable to find evidence pointing to advantages of integrative treatment over acupuncture alone.

Their biggest winning margin in Rome in the Six Nations is 30 points and a repeat of that would give them a points difference advantage of five over England and nine over Ireland before the day's remaining two matches.

Point-of-care testing may have advantages in guiding replacement therapy.