Sentence examples for whatever advantage from inspiring English sources

Whatever advantage the riot police had in equipment, the protesters had moral superiority.

"Whatever advantage can be gained from a ground game the Democrats gained it.

Former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania might lose whatever advantage he has among voters whose leading concern is opposing abortion rights.

They went out and backed Howe to the hilt, winning by 5-3 and snatching from the Yankees whatever advantage the home field holds.

A more Objectivist world would be a better place for Adam Wildavsky to live, and that would trump whatever advantage he might lose in bridge.

Mr. Edwards sought to play down whatever advantage in experience Mr. Cheney might have had, said: "A long résumé does not equal good judgment".

Whatever advantages the United States may gain with these changes, he said, will be short-lived.

Whatever advantages smallness by itself conferred have largely been offset by the need to think, if not to act, globally.

"The goal has always been the same -- exploit whatever advantages you have to maximize profits," he said.

Once the main television programming strategy was to deprive your competitors of whatever advantages you might have.

Either way, they will grab whatever advantages they can in the negotiations that characterize these transforming entities.