Sentence examples for raising advantage from inspiring English sources

In exchange for that name and fund raising advantage, the Valley firms take a healthy chunk of the carry.

Historically, incumbent Presidents have enjoyed a strong fund-raising advantage.

Incumbents in Congress usually have a huge fund-raising advantage over challengers.

It was a stark reversal from previous quarters, in which Democrats held a commanding fund-raising advantage.

Republicans are almost certain to enjoy an advantage in their operations because of a huge fund-raising advantage.

But Mr. Stewart has not only the power of incumbency, but also a substantial fund-raising advantage.

Polls show a tight race, but Mr. Weprin has a reasonably significant fund-raising advantage and has run winning campaigns before in New York City.

Incumbents still enjoy a huge fund-raising advantage, and very rich candidates who can pay for their own campaigns enjoy an even bigger one.

In addition, Mr. Hoffa has a huge fund-raising advantage, having collected more than $2 million compared with about $200,000 for Mr. Leedham.

Mr. Bush continues to be in an enviable political position, with high overall approval ratings, a loyal base and a huge fund-raising advantage.

Referring to the Democrats' huge fund-raising advantage, Senator Kyrillos said, "Now we know why the governor did everything in his power to stop pay-to-play reform".