Sentence examples for substantial advantage in from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush had a more substantial advantage in a poll for Newsweek conducted Wednesday through Saturday by Princeton Survey Research Associates.

But, to be sporting, Adrien gave Jock a ten-minute head start, a substantial advantage in a roughly ninety-minute race.

Not only do Democrats have a substantial advantage in New York voter enrollment, but many members of the State Senate are getting on in years.

Inefficient companies could gain a substantial advantage in Chapter 11, because they could continue in business without having to service their debts.

In the short term, at least, that means that traditional companies with Internet divisions could have a substantial advantage in the recruiting wars, thereby putting additional pressure on their dot-com competitors.

Los Angeles gave up trying to enforce its policy that "no donation shall provide a substantial advantage in educational benefits if such benefits cannot be balanced in all schools".

"And right now, the Europeans and Japanese have substantial advantages in that race".

"This is pretty much incumbency protection," said Senator Christopher J. Dodd, Democrat of Connecticut, saying that incumbents already had substantial advantages in part because of their abilities to raise large campaign war chests.

Obviously, those with money and power always enjoyed substantial advantages in the US justice system, but lip service was at least always paid to the core precept of the rule of law: that - regardless of power, position and prestige - all stand equal before the blindness of Lady Justice.

Three-dimensional (3D) nanoarchitectures have demonstrated substantial advantages in capturing the performance of traditional electrode materials.

The XC/solenoid is shown to offer substantial advantages in reduced decoupler heating, improved S/N, and improved compatibility with multinuclear tuning and high-power decoupling.