Chinese companies may gain an advantage in 5G, for instance.
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These hunters possibly used diversion to gain an advantage over the animal.
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And Democrats could gain an advantage from having a longer primary process.
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So which party will gain an advantage from the House impeachments hearings?
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Both Democrats and Republicans have used the practice to gain an advantage.
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But there are subtler and more common ways to gain an advantage.
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No, they aren't playing a 24-game schedule to gain an advantage.
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Leading companies seek to gain an advantage by attracting the very best talent.
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Those who work alone and control their intellectual property would gain an advantage.
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Other companies would gain an advantage if they were seen as more privacy-protective.
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However this change occurs, the snails gain an advantage by producing their own energy.
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The other was designed to help him gain an advantage in the 2020 campaign.
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Both of them have fought hard to gain an advantage in video and voice assistants.
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Unlike most video game hackers, Manfred didn't cheat to gain an advantage over his opponents.
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But they can also gain an advantage by developing advanced techniques to power their IAs.
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Explain that politicians do this to gain an advantage over their opponent or change the conversation.
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Or it colluded with an agent of a foreign power to gain an advantage in the election.
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It's one of multiple features helping the service gain an advantage over its more talked-about rival.
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The internal metrics and deletion of unfavorable reviews can help sellers gain an advantage over their competitors.
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Everyone plays on the baseline, but it is a tough place from which to gain an advantage.
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Coaches gild the lily, or even spread misinformation through the media, in order to gain an advantage.
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When everyone has the same information, it is difficult to gain an advantage from the data alone.
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Others include delaying tests, changing grades and manipulating the registration process to gain an advantage over other students.
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Seller/s who win placement in the box likely gain an advantage over competing sellers of the product.
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The Commission controls state aid — where a firm receives government support and can gain an advantage over competitors.
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But whether it was a case of intentional devaluation to gain an advantage in commerce is another question.
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It's a practice that could help Chinese producers gain an advantage over American competitors in years to come.
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Players often have to switch tactics, and even characters, mid-game to gain an advantage over their opponents.
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Of course, the craziest part of this debacle is that a curling player considered doping to gain an advantage.
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Aiming to gain an advantage over Facebook, Snap has tried to position itself as more focused on user privacy.
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" Ojo took a shot at explaining it: "The guys in front try to use tactics to gain an advantage.
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He also has repeatedly said that Beijing has devalued its currency to gain an advantage over the United States.
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Where Uber could actually gain an advantage among that existing competition, though, is by using its ability to scale digitally.
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Third, we would be suspicious Facebook might use its regulation of Snapchat to gain an advantage over that competitor service.
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Savvy alumni hope to gain an advantage for their children by volunteering for Harvard, perhaps by being an admissions interviewer.
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Since the late 1960s, officeholders have sought to gain an advantage for their side by stoking the fires of conflict.
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Perhaps, Dr. Found thinks, shy elk gain an advantage over bold elk and compensate for their bashfulness by accepting magpies.
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"Many Chinese companies have realized that through patent protection they can gain an advantage in the market," Mr. Li said.
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Kasten said Friedman and his staff made more surprise discoveries because they had found more ways to gain an advantage.
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Female Republicans like her are in a bind, facing anti-Trump resistance and unable to gain an advantage on gender issues.
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If you are looking to gain an advantage over your friends or online rivals, you should consider investing in a professional controller.
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First, several foreign policymakers accused the Fed of engaging in "currency wars"—deliberately weakening the dollar to gain an advantage in trade.
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Driving it, once again, is fear among the leading powers that their rivals will gain an advantage, this time in hypersonic weapons.
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The first player from Team A therefore can either gain an advantage by scoring, or leave the score tied with a miss.
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He said most investors are now looking at economic and company prospects rather than politics to gain an advantage in the market.
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"Being liked creates opportunities for learning and for new kinds of life experiences that help somebody gain an advantage," he told me.
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Beijing has also promised to refrain from devaluing its currency, the renminbi, to gain an advantage in export markets, among other pledges.
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Amazon could potentially tag-team with the world's biggest wrestling brand to gain an advantage in the streaming wars, according to a Needham.
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Of course, authorities have to draw a line between doping, the prohibited and unethical tactics to gain an advantage, and performance enhancement generally.
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The Chinese authorities have said they are not deliberately weakening the value of the renminbi to gain an advantage in the trade conflict.
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Boston used an Apple Watch and video cameras to illegally gain an advantage, decoding the signs of the Yankees' catcher to the pitcher.
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It is unsurprising that actors in this dispute are taking such steps to gain an advantage in talks over control of the area.
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It begs the question of why we really give gifts to others: out of obligation, generosity, or to gain an advantage in the future?
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Presidential campaigns may see an opportunity to gain an advantage by announcing a joint ticket well ahead of the convention or just days before.
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The country wanted success at the Paralympics, too, and several of its athletes took banned substances to gain an advantage over other disabled competitors.
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Economic Scene A Pennsylvania manufacturer that relies on Chinese steel pipe has few alternative sources — and now its Chinese rival may gain an advantage.
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The third is the cost of protecting large amounts of data, meaning providers who are able to offer the lowest pricing gain an advantage.
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In reality, however, they're trying to gain an advantage so they can sell more of their products to us than we do to them.
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While some of the vehicles' design is standardized, teams have the ability to make technical modifications in order to gain an advantage over rivals.
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Originally, prosecutors say, the defendants hadn't intended to bring down the internet—they had been trying to gain an advantage in the computer game Minecraft.
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Most nation states, while they want to gain an advantage, they are unwilling to destroy the status quo as the price of gaining the advantage.
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There's no mold, then, for bright, charismatic female candidates to fit into, no space for them to gain an advantage via "she reminds me of...".
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McConnell has also downplayed that Democrats will be able to use an upcoming slate of fiscal deadlines to gain an advantage in the immigration fight.
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Rival studios, meanwhile, have been known to highlight such issues in an effort to gain an advantage for their films amid the campaigning for awards.
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The White House's nominee to head up U.S. trade policy questioned whether China is still manipulating its currency to gain an advantage in global markets.
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The recreational sector seeks these changes not to gain an advantage over the commercial sector but acknowledge that the recreational fisheries must be managed differently.
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"It's normally for people with ADHD so if you don't have that and you abuse it, it's very easy to gain an advantage," he said.
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The X chromosome contains a large number of immune-related genes, and because women have two of them, they gain an advantage in fighting disease.
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In Beckenbauer's case, these include "possible undue payments and contracts to gain an advantage in the 2006 FIFA World Cup host selection and the associated funding".
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But the whole situation is a muddle, and Republicans see an opportunity for Mr. DeSantis — who has been struggling in the race — to gain an advantage.
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It has been said that that I use drugs (No, I have always had far too much integrity to behave dishonestly in order to gain an advantage).
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"Countries that choose to work with Huawei will gain an advantage in the next wave of growth in the digital economy," Guo said at the press conference.
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OneMain caps its loans at 363 percent interest and would arguably gain an advantage from federal rules that rein in its higher-cost and more aggressive competitors.
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This suggests that Trump's demand to investigate the Bidens wasn't based on facts or evidence but was an effort to gain an advantage in the 2020 election.
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Trump's trade nominee unsure whether China is manipulating its currency: Lighthizer also questioned whether China is still manipulating its currency to gain an advantage in global markets.
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The Boston Red Sox have apparently added a modern — and illicit — twist: They used an Apple Watch to gain an advantage against the Yankees and other teams.
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So one player may seek to gain an advantage by suggesting one hidden card is a certain color because he or she wants that color played next.
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"Well there it is -- If you can't win Wisconsinite's votes the fair and square way, you impose voter id to gain an advantage so you win," she wrote.
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This led to speculation that Warren had been a fake "diversity hire," or that she had abused the affirmative-action system to gain an advantage over other candidates.
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Aaron Boone, the new Yankees' manager, said he hoped the team could use the new rules to gain an advantage, and the Mets' new manager, Mickey Callaway, agreed.
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Peter Navarro, top trade advisor to President Donald Trump, told the Financial Times that Germany is using a "grossly undervalued" currency to gain an advantage over its trade partners.
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Watch: According to NHL rules, a player can't bat the puck with his hand to a teammate, or "[allow] his team to gain an advantage" with a hand pass.
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In contrast to Japan, the European Commission has the power to block government support if a company were to gain an advantage over its competitors because of state aid.
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It comes as Amazon investigates suspected data leaks from bribed employees, who are giving information to independent sellers — via middlemen — to help them gain an advantage in the marketplace.
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The rulings are a setback for Uber as it tries to gain an advantage in litigation with serious strategic and financial consequences in the nascent field of autonomous technology.
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Cruz has been under heavy fire from both Trump and Rubio, who have accused him of lying about their records and employing dirty campaign tricks to gain an advantage.
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It is the kind of story that echoes the hopefulness and travails of many immigrants still today, and one that many a politician has trumpeted to gain an advantage.
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Australia will not attempt to deceive any of its trading partners in order to gain an advantage when negotiating future trade commitments, Trade Minister Steven Ciobo told CNBC Monday.
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Explain that candidates intentionally try to appeal to people's emotions to gain an advantage over their rivals and that some candidates will resort to insulting, bullying, and even lying.
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The world players' union FIFPro and the captains of Australia, Denmark and France backed Guerrero, pointing out that CAS itself recognized that he did not seek to gain an advantage.
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Vanguard has been leading the pressure on ETF trading costs as another way to gain an advantage, making trading on almost all ETFs free last year, covering roughly 1,800 funds.
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As we previously reported, Epic Games permanently 86'd the 17-year-old gamer from all Fortnite-related activities after he admitted to using illegal software to gain an advantage.
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Google, which previously invested in Uber, sued the startup in 2017 for stealing secrets and using them to gain an advantage in a race to develop self-driving car tech.
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He worries about "bad guys" coming into the country, or that people may falsely claim to be parents to gain an advantage by using children that are not their own.
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David was not present in court when Jennifer got the order, and he says she has made up all of her allegations to gain an advantage in their custody dispute.
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Trump could use his executive authority, including the direction of law enforcement agencies, or the use of executive orders to try to go after his rivals or gain an advantage.
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HQ Trivia, meantime, has substituted cash prizes for points on some of its daily games, but the points can be used to gain an advantage during the cash jackpot games.
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Navarro, who also made the assertion to CNBC last week, claimed Germany was undervaluing the euro in an attempt to gain an advantage over other EU countries and the United States.
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Given the power shown by the Toyotas in practice and qualifying at Indy, it's not surprising that Team Penske used a different race strategy in an effort to gain an advantage.
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This arrangement meant that LDP candidates in effect competed against one another, explains Yasuhide Nakayama, an LDP politician, and needed the money and machinery of a faction to gain an advantage.
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Yet even a 50 percent jump in thermal coal prices this year has not been enough for liquefied natural gas (LNG) to gain an advantage over its dirtier fossil-fuel cousin.
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The two most obvious ones are to pay as little tax as is legally possible, and to lobby governments and a variety of other bodies to gain an advantage over rivals.
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In 2012, when she was running against Republican Scott Brown for Senate in Massachusetts, he speculated that she had fabricated Native American heritage to gain an advantage in the employment market.
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The big question is whether Amazon unfairly uses data it collects from third-party sellers as a marketplace to gain an advantage as a seller that then competes with those sellers.
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M.L.B. is trying to determine whether Prieto was using the watch to gain an advantage for the Diamondbacks or he had simply forgotten to take it off before the game started.
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The European Commission&aposs position reflects concerns that the UK will seek to maintain access to the EU single market while diverging away on rules and regulations to gain an advantage.
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"Fresenius doled out millions of dollars in bribes across the globe to gain an advantage in the medical services industry," said Brian Benczkowski, the head of the Justice Department's criminal division.
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Investigators for Major League Baseball have determined the Boston Red Sox used an Apple Watch to gain an advantage against the Yankees and other teams, according to the New York Times.
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Should Tara and/or Jesus have killed the unarmed Savior who peed his pants at that other Savior outpost, before he managed to gain an advantage and step on Maggie's prenatal vitamins?
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NUSA DUA, Indonesia (Reuters) - The International Monetary Fund's steering committee said on Saturday the group's members pledged to refrain from competitive currency devaluations and not target exchange rates to gain an advantage.
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Almost all elite players are entirely dependent on them, spending hours upon hours searching for new ways to gain an advantage in the crucial opening ten to fifteen moves of the game.
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Critics say the focus on speed has created an unlevel playing field where firms using high-frequency trading strategies can use sophisticated technology to gain an advantage over investors with less means.
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Weinstein's defense team will insist that the alleged incidents were consensual and argue that his accusers were the ones who tried to use him to gain an advantage in the film industry.
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"It just speaks to human nature being where it is that people will go to whatever lengths to gain an advantage," said Roby, a former head men's basketball coach at Harvard University.
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China's aim in Latin America, as elsewhere, Myers said, is to make the environment more conducive to engagement where it has interests or a comparative advantage or seeks to gain an advantage.
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Semprevivo, Sloane and Huffman are among the 35 parents who have been charged as part of the scheme to cheat, bribe and lie to gain an advantage in the college admissions system.
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Lawyers say judges tend to favor the parent who has physical possession of the child, creating an incentive for a father or mother to take their child to gain an advantage in court.
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The Democratic report is expected to argue that President Trump used the power of his office to pressure Ukraine to do his bidding in order to gain an advantage in the 2020 election.
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Trump heaped criticism on China during his campaign saying they deliberately undervalued their currency, the yuan, to gain an advantage in international trade and create a wide trade deficit with the United States.
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Some believe virtual assistant technology can be that sort of platform, and the company with the most useful assistant will gain an advantage for their other services — like internet search or online shopping.
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He was then demoted to fourth, while waiting with race winner Lewis Hamilton and second-placed Ferrari driver Sebastian Vettel in the pre-podium room, for exceeding the track limits to gain an advantage.
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Luhnow mastered the art of the teardown in Houston, weathering a few losing seasons to gain an advantage in a system that rewards the worst teams with more money to spend on amateur talent.
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The report suggested the Republican candidate was using psychological data based on research spanning tens of millions of Facebook users in an attempt to gain an advantage over his political rivals — including Donald Trump.
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Aetna, which had hoped to gain an advantage by being the first to reach a deal, aggressively defended its proposed merger, which it contended was different from the larger Anthem-Cigna deal that followed.
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Four of the officials, including Mr. Beckenbauer and Mr. Zwanziger, are under investigation for "possible undue payments and contracts to gain an advantage" in the World Cup selection process, FIFA said in a statement.
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Stealing signs is something of an art form in baseball, and is tolerated, even admired, as long as teams do not use binoculars or electronics on the field to try to gain an advantage.
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If the United States withdrew from Nafta, the Mexican beer industry would gain an advantage over its American competitors, as tariffs would revert to those the countries agreed to at the World Trade Organization.
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Both Mr. Buhari, 76, and Mr. Abubakar, 72, a businessman and former vice president, spun theories about the delay, each claiming that the commission was stalling to gain an advantage for the other camp.
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When I applied to college in 2001, my mother suggested we look into my father's Native American heritage — a vague family tale — to see if I could register for a tribe to gain an advantage.
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The U.S. energy giant is concerned that European competitors still operating in Russia will gain an advantage in the Black Sea, a source briefed on its waiver application told The Wall Street Journal this week.
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An important thing to keep in mind: The entire story of the failed deal is probably part of a strategic play by Marvel or Sony, or even both studios, to gain an advantage in negotiations.
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Government relations means more than just watching Congress Your competitors may turn to the government to gain an advantage The market no longer solely focuses on customer satisfaction, quality of goods or services, or price.
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The markets had been range bound for months with the world awash in crops and U.S. export demand weak due to competition from shippers in South America, who gain an advantage from the dollar's strength.
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With neither team moving the ball at all in the second half, Rutgers at least was able to gain an advantage in field position and parlayed that into three points midway through the fourth quarter.
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So far, the EC has only concluded that Google abused that dominance to gain an advantage in the comparison shopping market, but that might just be because it hasn't finished its work on other issues.
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"This lawsuit is a thinly-veiled attempt by publicly traded Canadian company DionyMed to gain an advantage through litigation, prop up their failing stock price, and publicize their new delivery platform," Eaze spokesperson Elizabeth Ashford said.
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Peugeot Chief Executive Carlos Tavares is wagering that he now can gain an advantage against rivals such as Renault SA and Volkswagen AG with the help of the added revenue and sales volume provided by Opel.
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The Kabul government has also said it is considering offering another ceasefire during next month's Eid al-Qurban holiday, an offer Nicholson endorsed, despite the "tactical risk" that fighters could use it to gain an advantage.
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In other words, when you can lead, you want to lead; you will gain an advantage by creating the starting point, putting the right issues on the table, and being the one who frames the rationale.
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Russian government officials were among the victims — including an officer with the Russian Internal Affairs Ministry's cybercrime unit — suggesting that the F.S.B. was using its own intelligence resources to gain an advantage over a rival agency.
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Stone was indicted in January amid special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russia's role in the 2016 election and whether the Trump campaign colluded with the Kremlin to gain an advantage over Hillary Clinton, the Democratic nominee.
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"Trump appears to be employing a similar tactic he used with North Korea, by blustering first in order to gain an advantage in negotiations," said Kota Hirayama, senior emerging markets economist at SMBC Nikko Securities in Tokyo.
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For the next hour, the four stewards will be watching for simple rule violations like cutting a corner to gain an advantage and speeding in the pit lane, or the more dangerous weaving and impeding a competitor.
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It will conclude that Mr. Trump, working with allies inside and outside his administration, used the power of his office to pressure Ukraine to do his bidding in order to gain an advantage in the 22016 presidential race.
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But scheduling appointments using AI was an idea that no one had yet tackled aggressively — it was what is known as a "no-data problem," and so X.ai could gain an advantage even though it was starting from scratch.
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Only willful resistance to fact can obscure the reality that Trump, with the help of his lawyer Rudy Giuliani and various others, tried to extort a vulnerable ally in order to gain an advantage in the 2020 election campaign.
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Witness interviews and public records have now confirmed key elements of an anonymous C.I.A. whistle-blower complaint that accused Mr. Trump of abusing his power to gain an advantage in the 2020 presidential election, though critical questions remain unanswered.
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"Looking throughout history, the most successful U.K. prime ministers — Thatcher, Blair, Churchill (in no particular order) — have been able to court both the U.S. and the continental European powers simultaneously to gain an advantage for the U.K.," he told CNBC Thursday.
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"Problem: The national football league alleged that Tom Brady ordered the deliberate deflating of footballs to gain an advantage in the 2015 AFC Championship game versus the Indianapolis Colts," read the presentation from the boy — Ace Davis, 10, according to NFLDraftDiamonds.com.
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The trade ministry said it expects the deal to help South Korea gain an advantage over other Asian countries such as China and Japan, as Seoul is the first Asian country to sign a deal with the six Central American countries.
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But many members of the body are not firmly associated with either the reformist or traditionalist camp, and the faction that wins the presidential election could gain an advantage in trying to solidify backing for its candidate for supreme leader.
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Due to the user inputs of subscription streaming services, a platform focused on its own high-quality original content can gain an advantage against the crowded field of quantity-over-quality competitors in monetization and defensibility while still achieving scale.
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She posed several hypothetical scenarios to the Facebook CEO to try and get a better understanding of how the company's policies work, and how politicians may potentially be able to use the platform in a deceptive way to gain an advantage.
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The Title II question is not about which competing corporate behemoths will gain an advantage in selling internet access or content on the Internet or the end of the Internet; and it's certainly not about the end of American Democracy.
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They denied that the President had withheld Ukraine funds because of the Bidens, that he had been trying to gain an advantage for the next election, that he knows Parnas and that he had directed Giuliani to pressure any Ukrainians.
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"Washington and Moscow should immediately commence talks on how new weapons technologies and all types of nuclear weapons should be regulated so that neither side believes they can gain an advantage by 'racing' ahead of the other," Mr. Kimball said.
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Traders and hedge funds who use high-speed methods to gain an advantage in the stock market impose a "tax" on other investors, according to a study released Monday, costing as much as $5 billion per year across global exchanges.
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The goal of dice control, he explained, is to alter the odds of landing a seven from one in six to one in 6.23 rolls, the point at which shooters gain an advantage equivalent to that of card counters at the blackjack table.
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A country like China or Russia could use its economic power for political purposes as leverage in a geopolitical dispute or as a vector for influence — either to steal secrets and gain an advantage in technology or potentially for surveillance purposes and espionage.
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Tokyo has long argued that its monetary policy is aimed at generating inflation and not intended to gain an advantage in trade by weakening the yen, but there are lingering concerns this could become a flashpoint in trade talks with the United States.
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Leon could order that arbitration be used to defuse concerns about AT&T using Time Warner's content as leverage to gain an advantage over competitors in the video space, after AT&T already indicated it may be open to using that process.
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Mr. Pillsbury, whose fairly dark view of China has found resonance, tries to explain to White House officials that China's leadership has its own internal divisions and advises Mr. Trump on how to leverage those splits to gain an advantage, he said.
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To wit: in the two regular-season meetings between the teams this year, attempts by Cleveland to gain an advantage by getting Love the ball in the post versus Green were completely ineffectual, while on the other end ... well, it wasn't ideal.
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Bielsa, who manages English club Leeds United, landed himself in hot water at the start of the year when he admitted in a press conference that the club had illegally spied on opposition training sessions prior to matches in order to gain an advantage.
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As the overall economy stagnates amid sanctions and low oil prices, the environment has raised the specter of the country's elite fighting over a smaller pie, with businesses using courts and law enforcement that are widely seen as vulnerable to corruption to gain an advantage.
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As the overall economy stagnates amid sanctions and low oil prices, the environment has raised the specter of the country's elite fighting over a smaller pie, with businesses using courts and law enforcement that are widely seen as vulnerable to corruption to gain an advantage.
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The challengers accuse Kemp of using his office to gain an advantage in his pursuit of the governor's office, pointing to an announcement shortly before the election that his office had opened an investigation into whether the state Democratic party committed cybercrimes related to state voting systems.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China said on Friday it has never used its currency as a tool to gain an advantage in trade and was not seeking a "currency war", after U.S. President Donald Trump criticized Beijing for harming American companies and consumers with a devaluation of its yuan.
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Last year, Pandey wrote a blog post accusing VMware — in particular, Chief Operating Officer Sanjay Poonen — of using bullying tactics in a market where incumbents and the bigger tech companies often partner with, but at times also use their size to gain an advantage over smaller and newer players.
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" Mr. Gerhardt said that Mr. Trump's pressure campaign and removal of the American ambassador to Ukraine was "an abuse of power that only the president can commit" — or, as Mr. Feldman put it, to "gain an advantage that is not available to anyone who is not the president.
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He was still slippery enough (against Damian Lillard, Shabazz Napier, and C.J. McCollum) to go middle when defenders tried to keep the ball on the sideline, a nice trait that opens up the floor for teammates who need him to tilt the opposition one way so they can gain an advantage.
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Trump has accused China of "raping" the US and argued that it has engaged in trade abuses to gain an advantage over the US. The two leaders also agreed on the "urgency of the threat of North Korea's nuclear weapons program" and agreed to work together to resolve the issue "peacefully," Tillerson said.
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She had never imagined she would enter a beauty pageant but had heard of erotic capital, a controversial theory popularized by sociologist Catherine Hakim that states that women can gain an advantage over men by using a combination of their looks, liveliness, sex appeal, and social skills to network and get ahead.
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Francois Villeroy de Galhau, who is also a member of the European Central Bank's governing council, made the comments when asked to respond to the new U.S. administration's criticism on January 31 that Germany was using a "grossly undervalued" euro in order to gain an advantage over the U.S. and its own European Union trade partners.
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Formula One teams are limited in the number of hours they may use the wind tunnel to develop a car's aerodynamics, and Mercedes suspected that Ferrari could gain an advantage by developing both its own car and the Haas, which many say is merely a carbon copy of the Ferrari, making it a Ferrari B team.
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President-elect Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has threatened to formally call China a currency manipulator if they deliberately lower the value of the yuan to gain an advantage in international trade.
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The other stories that Ferraro felt were more important probably had to do with the Penguins' ragged defense, the resurgent Pekka Rinne in net for the Predators, the problems caused by the absence of Nick Bonino, and how having the last line change helped the Predators gain an advantage over the Penguins that was lacking in Games 1 and 2.
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