gain advantage

While I do not think that Netanyahu sought this Operation to gain advantage for the elections, it will no doubt strengthen him.

In the summer of 2011, Democrats and Republicans fought furiously to gain advantage during the debt-ceiling debate.

Democrats and Republicans fought furiously to gain advantage during the debt-ceiling debate.

Now it is trying to regain its footing by looking for ways to gain advantage.

Their markets are so intertwined that if one side tries to gain advantage over the other, it hurts itself as well.

Thus Christian men always gain advantage by holding converse with each other about the volume on which their creed is founded.

The very nature and obligation of all contracts imply that one party is not to gain advantage by the loss of another.

He had driven his dogs often to Malamute, and knew the ways by which the fugitives might gain advantage over their pursuers.

He who does not employ a guide, cannot gain advantage from the ground.

He may also gain advantage by appearing to start in one direction and suddenly changing to another.