Sentence examples for with some advantage from inspiring English sources
Still, Emanuel's main electoral rivals each started the race with some advantage over him.
He'll align himself with anyone he feels will provide him with some advantage, whether they're flawed or not.
No matter the circumstances of their arrival, the three are indisputably senators, with all the power and privilege that office conveys, along with some advantage of having toiled in the background to see the process from the ground up.
Chess players and theorists generally agree that White begins the game with some advantage.
The argument that the Chinese might end up with some advantage because of a strict U.S. anti-bribery position has some basis.
Rowson writes that Adorján's "contention is one of the most important chess ideas of the last two decades... because it has shaken our assumption that White begins the game with some advantage, and revealed its ideological nature".
He starts with some advantages.
Mr Letta starts with some advantages.
In doing this, they too start with some advantages.
Each actor acknowledged that occupying a fictitious Oval Office comes with some advantages.
Reform takes time to spark growth; Mr Rajoy cannot hold the markets at bay alone.He starts with some advantages.
