Sentence examples similar to present a tactical advantage from inspiring English sources

But how did this metal give a tactical advantage to Admiral Nelson at the Battle of Trafalgar?

This could give you a tactical advantage, although it may not always be possible.

This would give Mr. Lazio a tactical advantage, since he has more "hard money" on hand than she does.

"It's a safety strategy that gives officers a tactical advantage," she told me.

"Within the framework of the Security Council, Iraq has a tactical advantage," a former United Nations inspector said.

There would be a tactical advantage in enlisting American yachtsmen, too.

"No attorney should stoop to such levels to gain a tactical advantage," the statement said.

This long hesitation gave the weakened Republicans a tactical advantage that gradually amounted to a second life.

Early in the presidential race, Mr. Romney perceived a tactical advantage in becoming the campaign's social conservative.

Weaponized drones start with a tactical advantage: Most can fly lower than current technology is capable of readily detecting.

Instead, they must recognize that while machines can provide a tactical advantage, humans are needed for strategic work.