Sentence examples for unusual advantage from inspiring English sources

The auction at the other table highlighted an unusual advantage of the negative double.

But, happily for the Republic, as Townshend records, Michael Collins was "a finance minister with the unusual advantage of also running a death squad".

WASHINGTON — As effective as Mitt Romney's campaign has been, it has benefited from one unusual advantage: the absence so far of a fully competitive rival for the Republican nomination.

The choreographic team for the touring show Stars on Ice, made up of Sandra Bezic and Michael Siebert, in collaboration with Mr. Dean and Ms. Torvill, has an unusual advantage even among professionals.

The first is that, despite the efforts of Noble Frankland, who had the unusual advantage of being both a veteran (a decorated member of an RAF bomber crew) and a highly regarded historian, it is rarely a simple matter to support narrative with archive film that is always wholly honest and appropriate.

Mr. Crist may have an unusual advantage with black voters, some of whom lost interest in Mr. Davis during the primary after an independent political committee called attention to his vote as a state legislator in 1990 against restitution for two black men who had been wrongfully imprisoned for murder.

But if the Indian fast food market is in some ways an unusually difficult one, Reliance's new entrant will also have some unusual advantages.

But he enjoys two unusual advantages over his peers in Indonesia.

All Presidents seek to influence the media, but Trump enjoys unusual advantages in this regard.

There are differences in the brains of the left-handed, in some cases conferring unusual advantages as well as vulnerabilities.

Because Puerto Rico's bonds have these unusual advantages, investors snapped them up year after year, even as the territory's overall debt load started to snowball.