Sentence examples for unfair edge from inspiring English sources

These so-called "hot drivers" give players an unfair edge.

(In particular, they felt that rival DreamWorks had an unfair edge).

In return, the executives provide Galleon the unfair edge that the fund leverages so well".

Because he knew to expect a Branca fastball, Thomson had an arguably unfair edge.

"Of course, I believe I have an unfair edge over most of my colleagues right now.

Some young people complain that these internships give an unfair edge to the affluent and well connected.

All the same, Luxembourg wants to make sure that more opaque rivals like Switzerland and Singapore do not gain an unfair competitive edge.

In the toy case, Schwarz contends that Mr. Eyler's move gives Toys RR" Us an unfair competitive edge because he departed with knowledge of trade secrets and other confidential information.

[C13.] SUBSIDIES FOR BOEING Boeing receives "lavish" government subsidies that give it an unfair competitive edge over its rival, the aircraft maker Airbus, the European Union told the World Trade Organization at a hearing.

"We will continue to act vigorously to combat the theft of US trade secrets that could be used by foreign companies or foreign governments to gain an unfair economic edge," said the strategy document.

Instead, use your non-Valleyness to your advantage: Build your engineering base where you have an unfair recruiting edge and establish a hacker culture with Silicon Valley DNA — but without the brutal talent war.