Sentence examples for valuable edge from inspiring English sources

And banks' traders know what their customers are buying and selling, giving them a valuable edge.

When the Mets broke up part of the core of that team, Zeile said, they lost a valuable edge.

In an era of insecure employment, we must constantly demonstrate our usefulness through frenetic doing, and time management can give you a valuable edge.

Microsoft's own cloud computing suite did not, giving Google a valuable edge as the US government tries to cut costs by moving to online services.

And it gave the professional traders who spend more than $1,000 each month for access to Bloomberg and other financial wire services a valuable edge over individual investors, because the wires carried headlines on the releases before the full releases actually appeared.

All the athletes at the Olympic Games will be talented, all of them will be fit and all of them will be ready to be the best they can be, but after everything that's happened to me, I no longer believe that the Olympics is the most important thing in my life and I think that gives me a valuable edge.

Banks and other businesses are always looking for ways to make themselves distinctive, and in marketing terms, an association with ethical values is a valuable competitive edge.

'The other thing that has made her valuable is this edge of darkness feeling about her.

Arrange your items, less valuable at the edge, more valuable at the centre.

Often the collector's choice for older, more valuable comics, the edges of Mylar are very sharp and can shear the pages of your comic if you aren't careful.

That insight seemed valuable but hardly cutting edge to her new colleagues.