But the old interest group system had at least one key advantage.

But he did his best to turn the development to political advantage.

With a man advantage, they often try to do too much.

I think we've got a little bit of an advantage.

Being in the same class sometimes worked to their advantage.

Not all middle schools will take advantage of the new policy.

And do be sure to take advantage of the community part.

We like to take advantage of what people give us.

The company's cost advantage comes from many things, large and small.

"The idea is to take full advantage of what we have available."

Yet such problems may also be turned to political advantage.

They do not always turn out to be to our advantage.

To do so is to take advantage of our position.

At the same time, I never wanted to take advantage of him.

I might as well use my time here to good advantage.

Teachers should certainly take advantage of these services where available.

If not, can I present my age as an advantage?

The only advantage he had on his side now was time.

You have to take advantage of them when they come.

I never saw any advantage talking about things for no good reason.

He started off quickly, but using the light to good advantage.

The open area could work to his advantage, as well.

You'd need every advantage to get the better of him.

With just a look, he always turned everything around to his advantage.

But the next time he would have no such advantage.

But I had an advantage over black students and kids today.

If you give one company a lot of money, they will have an advantage over other companies.

In some ways, the House committee members have an advantage.

And in this he had an advantage over all the others.

And that has an advantage for the parents as well.

When it did, she had an advantage over everyone else.

This is where being able to do more with less effort has an advantage.

As a result the Japanese would have an advantage in open water.

"The Democrats have an advantage on this issue, without having to say much about it."

As a result, those gifted enough to be their students already have an advantage.

For what it was worth, though, Data had an advantage.

What if, instead of an even match, one side had an advantage.

Red means the enemy will fire something strong or has an advantage.

As such, children with a high level of general knowledge do not necessarily have an advantage in the game.

First of all, you have an advantage if you're retired.

The Germans had an advantage since they knew the area.

These are products for which many developing countries have an advantage.

"So much as any have an advantage against the white priests."

He has an advantage over most of the other witnesses.

"Certain children have an advantage because they studied the questions before," she said.

He knew what the symbols were, so still had an advantage over her.

I had an advantage over any other person who attempted the walk, however.

This car will have an advantage at the start, because they do not need to follow any other cars.

Subscribers in California have an advantage because most services are based there.

Baseball has an advantage in that it is played every day.

"But men are at an advantage when winds get beyond 18 miles an hour."

Individuals who learn the behavior more quickly will obviously be at an advantage.

This might be that rare situation where a poor child is at an advantage.

She will also be at an advantage to run toward you if she has the chance.

Those who could predict, or in some cases create, markets for new products clearly were at an advantage.

Here he was at an advantage, for he knew the paths, and they did not.

A driver skilled in shifting with the opposite hand is at an advantage.

For an instant she imagined she was at an advantage.

I am at an advantage here, being based in New York City.

The people concerned believe that they are at an advantage but are in fact harming only themselves and society.

When international sport resumed in the post-war period, Australian women were at an advantage as a result.

This animal would be at an advantage over another animal that gives up too easily.

Fortunately, the impulse for nature to keep growing and to be diverse is so strong that we are at an advantage from the outset.

Fairer skins are at an advantage as they can carry any colour.

Once they had a foothold, the British and Portuguese soldiers were at an advantage.

Short running backs are at an advantage because their shorter stature and lower center of gravity generally makes them harder to tackle effectively.

Supersonic (2/29/08): Often in a dogfight, the faster plane is at an advantage.

(Those bidding on unusual names would also be at an advantage, with fewer potential competitors.)

Field staff are at an advantage in this connection, so far as routine cases are concerned, inherent in the nature of the job.

Greece was at an advantage in this match, as 10 out of their 17 players were Australian-based Greeks.

Thus a plant may be at an advantage if it attracts several species or types of pollinators, ensuring pollen transfer every year.

By living on these limestone cliffs, the langur is at an advantage when it comes to sleeping arrangements.

Under this arrangement old EU Member States are at an advantage compared with new ones.

You will be at an advantage if you know a little about the person who will interview you before you arrive.

Gordon ... contends that Patrick is at an advantage over the rest of the competitors because she only weighs 100 pounds.