Sentence examples for this advantage by from inspiring English sources

Bragg organizes the book to triple this advantage, by shaping Lynch's story as three linked battles.

So why not try to neutralize this advantage by spending money on behalf of challengers?

The government said it also intended to claw back some of this advantage by charging 30% income tax on employer's contributions, rather than the 20% rate previously mooted.

The Tories can now be expected to use their majority to cement this advantage by redrawing the boundaries as they had planned to do in the last parliament until coalition wrangling got in the way.

Hiring more outsiders might dilute this advantage by, as Josh Lerner of Harvard Business School puts it, "replicating the pathology of the public board".Sir David insists this is not his intention.

In the 1990s, when incumbent executives were extracting more money than ever before from their particular firm, a record number of managers voluntarily gave up this advantage by leaving for new companies, where they would typically start off with less influence.

Republicans began looking for a way to offset this advantage, either by protecting and attracting votes of former slaves, or at least by discouraging their disenfranchisement.

This advantage fades by the end of elementary school, though, and disadvantages start to accumulate.

And media firms have reduced this advantage further by releasing TV shows almost simultaneously in different countries.

Yet he tried to turn this to advantage by singing Florestan's impassioned soliloquy from his prison chamber with a lyricism and poignancy that you seldom encounter.

I think that, you know, getting our message out, you know, obviously – I actually come to this in advantage by the time of the June 2010 primary.