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Still, academic leaders from foreign countries where English is an official language, or is at least widely spoken, may have an edge.

In that respect, the new material, with its tens of thousands of cycles, could have an edge over other batteries.

The open architecture of the Droids might have an edge, though.

Because our pricing is low and our customer service is always superior we have an edge over other companies in our field.

In teaching college, one with a doctorate will have an edge over the one without it.

If those unique systems are also of high quality, the business will have an edge on its competitors.

If you do not have an Edge Transport server, you can configure the Hub Transport server to relay Internet messages directly.

A large share of public purchases in a given sector indicates that local suppliers have an edge over foreign suppliers.

Researchers discovered that the Zen meditators did have an edge over the control group.

At the risk of sounding simplistic, teams that are good at scoring and preventing opponents from doing same have an edge.

Edwina admitted to herself, the opulence seemed to have an edge.

MBAs also have an edge over other graduates in understanding the global economy and interacting with those from different cultures.

Today's football players have an edge that no athletes before them have possessed: They've played more football than any cohort in history.

Since the bosses cannot do without profit, workers have an edge.

Well-heeled traders who can afford sophisticated technology have an edge over everyone else, these people say.

But do Chinese companies really have an edge when it comes to developing eco-friendly technologies?

Those globetrotting managers may have an edge over their stay-at-home peers.

Critics now say the banks have an edge because they have had early control of the new clearinghouses' risk committees.

However, as with asset managers, early entrants to the market may have an edge.

We have an edge, because we've been taking data for such a long time.

Shopping centres are another area where foreigners still have an edge over locals.

Recruits must be between 20 and 35, with higher education and martial arts skills. English speakers have an edge.

Tabloids have an edge when the rest of the media is conformist.

We must maintain a high degree of professionalism to enable us to have an edge over the corrupt.

But don't despair. Compared with older workers, students do have an edge in some careers, especially in the Internet-related areas.

So when does a consumer have an edge over Wall Street? When it comes to spotting a turkey.

The female suicide bombers have an edge over the male ones because they look pregnant by wearing explosive belts under their clothes.

But there's no reason to believe that we'll always have an edge.

I need to think what is good business products, in accordance with their own products will have an edge.

A handful of foreign banks may have an edge in these markets.

Because most micro bloggers in China are young, ambitious young micro bloggers have an edge when it comes to producing online sensations.

Mr Lee cited Amazon and Groupon, the US e-commerce companies, as western internet companies that could have an edge in China.

Maybe males have an edge in scientific reasoning because of their greater talent for mathematics.

Samsung does have an edge over some rivals.

if not, they will have an edge only until rivals catch up.

They look really sophisticated. You have an edge over your competitors, I bet.

cutting edge (have an edge on) n.

We can't beat them at tennis, but we have an edge on them in pingpong.

If you have an edge on a topic, don't waste it.

In this case, you have an edge over him.

"I know the goods' factory prices, so I have an edge in negotiation with the sellers, " Guo said.

If you're responding to an ad, you have an edge: You already know the job requirements. Make sure you address them.