Sentence examples for strong advantages from inspiring English sources

Verizon also has other strong advantages over its rivals.

The underlying economics of the business is quite robust, and European shipbuilders have some strong advantages over competitors elsewhere.

Which may or may not be coincidental: all three were defeated last week in races where Republicans had strong advantages and were otherwise well poised for victory.

The state has some strong advantages, notably its educated population, generally excellent public schools and the absence of crime and other more urban ills.

The Internet economy runs on bandwidth, so if Enron's exchange works, it could be the equivalent of discovering cyber-oil -- for Enron and for the U.S. "There are strong advantages to being the first mover in these sorts of global markets," said Mr. Lay.

The British program has many strong advantages.

Clinton still holds a strong advantage in national polls.

Mr. Obama appears to have a strong advantage among young, unmarried women.

The latest polls indicate that Lisbon Treaty supporters have a strong advantage.

An awareness of international law is a strong advantage in today's globalised world.

"Even with the rebate cut, China's cheapness is still a strong advantage," he said.