Sentence examples for provide a decisive advantage from inspiring English sources

Helicopter gunships, night-vision goggles and other high-tech equipment will not provide a decisive advantage against people who can stay holed up in remote caves.

For months, her advisers had predicted that African-American support in Southern states would provide a decisive advantage over Bernie Sanders, and in national polls Clinton still leads Sanders among black voters, three to one.

Lotus are expected to race their new straight-line speed boosting device there, a track where it could provide a decisive advantage.

The Republicans and Democrats have over the last decade been battling to win over Latinos, the fastest-growing demographic group in the US, one that could provide a decisive electoral advantage this century.

Project risk management (PRM) can provide a decisive competitive advantage to building sponsors.

Attempting to clear downfield, Adam Johnson's mishit was exposed when James Hanson nodded it back into the Sunderland penalty area and Stead composed himself to switch the ball between his feet and shoot under Mannone's body to provide a decisive two-goal advantage.

Perhaps a quarter of loans made, some to farmers, are not profitable, but over time SBI's deep national presence will prove a decisive advantage, Mr Chaudhuri says.

The Carnegie Hall concerts did not provide a decisive answer, but there was reason for hope.

They provide a decisive improvement over classical structure calculations by stress analysis.

Molecular innovation is expected to provide a decisive lead in the field of artificial photosynthesis.

Larger prospective studies are required to provide a decisive answer, if possible.