Sentence examples similar to unwavering advantages from inspiring English sources
He opted for the Sicilian defence, to cheers from more than 600 spectators in the gallery, but couldn't overcome Carlsen's tactical aptitude and unwavering positional advantage.
"But this extreme amateurism and unwavering sincerity synergize to great advantage in Fountain's theatricals".
The Knicks held on to their advantage with an unwavering defense that stuck to Reggie Miller, who had just 2 of his 23 points in the fourth quarter.
It followed unwavering demand for new cars last month as consumers took advantage of cheap financing deals.
This is the Knicks' eternal advantage, and it is the reason team officials have projected unwavering ambivalence — even arrogance — about the Nets' encroachment on their territory.
What an unwavering sense of loyalty that would create, and therefore a distinct competitive advantage over your competition.
In fact, owners in all of the major sports have shown an unwavering desire to make as much money as possible precisely by taking advantage of the fact that sports are not ordinary businesses.
"Hitler had the advantage of being undamaged by participation in an unpopular government, and of unwavering radicalism in his hostility to the Republic.
His certainty is unwavering".
Yet Patton was unwavering.
It is absolutely unwavering.
