Sentences with phrase «over one's adversaries»

People have been looking for advantages over their adversaries for thousands of years and their first strike, on a religious basis, is to get their enemy to accept their interpretation.

The few, the yeomen of England, triumphed over their adversaries.

Disrupters have a tendency to spend a bit too much time trying to win over adversaries.

The New York Times on July 5: «White House advisers have discussed a potential point of leverage over their adversary, a senior administration official said: a pending merger between CNN's parent company, Time Warner, and AT&T.

Though that does sound promising for the Lexus on paper, it does also means it can't pull out the MSRP undercut that, in a class as competitive as this, would have given the IS a real edge over its adversaries.

In 1994's Wario Land: Super Mario Land 3, Wario took center stage as the protagonist, as well as top - billing over his adversary Mario, cementing his place as a breakout star for Nintendo.

The Conservatives would lose 37 per cent of total funding — the least of any party — and leave them with a significant advantage over their adversaries.

Throughout its almost 20 - year history, PlayStation has allowed us as players to explore new worlds, triumph over adversaries, and realize our dreams of rapping superstardom.

Combat meanwhile has more of an emphasis on positioning to get an advantage over your adversaries.

Unlike a lot of other lawyers, we've recognized how to leverage technology to gain a competitive advantage over our adversaries and to provide better services to our... Read the rest

But those broad concepts are susceptible to manipulation by parties seeking procedural advantages over their adversaries.