Sentence examples for territorial advantages from inspiring English sources

The Byzantines secured great financial and territorial advantages from the truce, which they extended further by exploiting the Umayyad government's involvement in the Second Muslim Civil War (680 692).

But the territorial advantage is still with Wales.

The home side have the territorial advantage, but haven't got the ball into the Milan box so far.

Tortorella declined to say whether they would be available to help counter the Devils' consistent territorial advantage.

Driven on by Sterling, and boosted by the introduction of Schofield, Hull's territorial advantage finally paid off with 16 minutes to go.

As is so often the case, an early goal meant that the scorers conceded the territorial advantage and Liverpool started to settle into their hypnotic passing routine.

The MetroStars had the territorial advantage for the greatest part of the game, especially in the first half, but Meola responded well.

The Devils had the territorial advantage, but all they could manage against Ed Belfour was Bicek's goal until Elias scored his second goal in 20 games.

The Devils had the territorial advantage and took more than twice as many shots against Irbe (38) than the Hurricanes took against Martin Brodeur (18).

These were isolated moments in a first half in which Kilmarnock had the territorial advantage and frequently looked the more dangerous.

The Crows failed to make the most of a first-half territorial advantage – 36 inside 50s to 17 – and led by just six points at half-time.