Sentence examples similar to upper hand gained through experience from inspiring English sources

A drug's popularity begins to diminish when negative feedback gains the upper hand, either through word of mouth reports, bad experiences, or public attention to overdoses and other dangers.

In the beef-mystique war, Kobe may have gained the upper hand through an accident of geography.

OVER time, a faction of strikers, dubbed "ultras" by their companions because of their intolerance for dissent, gained the upper hand through nasty purges.

It was against the run of play that Birmingham gained the upper hand on Norwich, through a Cameron Jerome header from Hameur Bouazza's cross.

When Octavian's fleet under Agrippa gained the upper hand, Cleopatra broke through with her 60 ships and returned to Alexandria.

Both campaigns recalled how Bob Dole in 1996 and Michael S. Dukakis in 1988 lay dormant in the summer before the general election, allowing their rivals to gain the upper hand through television or oratorical barrages.

Gaining the upper hand through a technological edge is also an expensive business.

"Long unpaid internships alienate those who cannot afford to work for free and give those who can the upper hand when it comes to gaining experience and applying for jobs in the future.

Indirect experience (Ei) denotes experience gained through others.

The Zionist militias gained the upper hand over the Palestinians through skill and pluck, aided considerably by intra-Arab rivalries.

On the May 30 episode of Raw, The Miz assaulted Riley after an interview from Michael Cole, but Riley gained the upper hand and Miz escaped through the crowd.