Sentence examples for regained an advantage from inspiring English sources

By Monday, however, Clinton had regained an advantage and stretched it to four percentage points—about the same margin she had before Comey sent his first letter.

But, most of all, the attempt to regain an advantage rested on Mr. Romney's own shoulders and his ability to deliver sharper distinctions, as an aide put it.

There he appointed the military commander Richard FitzAlan, the Earl of Arundel, to replace Sudbury as Chancellor, and began to make plans to regain an advantage over the rebels the following day.

Gamely, the Scarlet Knights regained a 17-8 advantage when Shawn Seabrooks scooped up a blocked punt at the Miami 2-yard line.

Doggedly, the Yankees regained a 7-6 advantage in the sixth, Chris Turner slapping a run-scoring single against Maddux; Turner, who had homered and walked earlier after replacing Posada, was the last batter Maddux faced.

Slick, The Warlord's manager, interfered, but Santana regained a brief advantage.

But the Sixers regained a double-digit advantage and led by as many as 17 in the fourth quarter.

But John Crotty's 3-pointer and a driving layup by Grant Hill let the Pistons regain a 71-69 advantage by quarter's end.

Dwight D. Eisenhower feared that if the United States did not reassess its nuclear posture and regain a comparative advantage in weapons capability, it would not be able to deter a Soviet missile attack.

Getting over IP theft involves figuring out what company secrets were accessed, by whom and when, where they may have been distributed, how a company, its customers and partners could be impacted by the IP theft, and explaining what happened to investors, while also figuring out what legal action to take, and how to tweak IP to regain a competitive advantage if one has been lost.

Smith came back with a monkey flip, but Hart regained the advantage with a bulldog and a plancha.