Sentence examples for provide the edge from inspiring English sources

Relentless hype and the militarisation of the event by the USA team provide the edge missing from the largely Corinthian make-up of the contest.

Wicks, who hopes to provide the edge the team has lacked in its fullcourt press, said the Liberty had a few kinks to work out.

Neil Lennon's side tends to feel charged by these European nights at Celtic Park, and that energy was enough to provide the edge over Ajax.

Sheffield United went close last year and may have made an astute appointment in David Weir as manager, who could provide the edge they have been missing.

These maxima provide the edge information of the input data.

Their performances provide the edge that will allow a great horse to prevail.

Fábregas's penalty in the quarter-final of Euro 2008 and Torres's goal in the final didn't just change Spain's past, they changed the future too, reinforcing their footballing identity and providing the edge that Spain lacked.

But with Jocasta's first aria at the beginning of Act 2, Hunt Lieberson raised the temperature, providing the edge of tragedy and core of real emotion lacking elsewhere; without these, the opera-oratorio is no more than a cerebral construct, though at times a magnificently imposing one.

White was probably right that television provided the edge for Kennedy in 1960, though in part that was because it gave him huge exposure — as many as a hundred and twenty million people watched one or more of the debates — in a race against a two-term Vice-President who was far more familiar to the electorate.

The zigzag layout provides the edge localized state with non-bonding molecular orbitals near the Fermi energy, with induced large changes in optical and electronic properties from quantization.

The biological feature analysis provided the edge strength for all the genes in all four population networks.