This accustoms one to those conditions, and is a decided advantage if one expects to enter the competitions.
When shooting under these conditions in the glaring sunlight, it is a decided advantage to wear suitable, colored large-lensed spectacles to temper the light and rest the eyes.
The latter, having a stock to rest against the shoulder and steady one end of the piece, has a decided advantage in quick aiming and in pulling the trigger.
The use of special shipping packages that would give the frame-grown produce special recognition on the markets would be a decided advantage to the grower.
While there are undoubtedly varieties which are more or less resistant to this trouble, yet the general practice of late planting has been found to be of decided advantage.
Dripping points, which in less exaggerated forms than in the pipal tree are common in many parts of the world, are thus of decided advantage.
The colored leaves in the predominantly dark green and gloomy rain forest, because of their greater absorption of light and consequently higher transpiration rate, are of decided advantage.
Had I accepted his proposal, the chance of a spinning coin might have given him a decided advantage, and I declined his proposition.
The change was a decided advantage; wood, water, and grass were plentiful, and not over a mile farther from the branding-pens.
The width of the river was a decided advantage in watering a thirsty herd, as it gave the cattle room to thrash around, filling its broad bed for fully a half mile.
When a man by business worries, occupation with financial affairs, or with political troubles, has apparently worn out one portion of his brain, he may still use other portions to decided advantage.
Moreover, they both have weight and power--a decided advantage: a feather weight may be shaken.
Professional players, we may observe, have always a decided advantage in respect of judicious choice and mustering their best men.
I thought by doing so, I would have a decided advantage if he was disposed to be tricky.
The rebels had a decided advantage in position, being at the top of the ridge; and they wounded a great many of our men, by rolling huge stones down on them.
But a firmer policy than that actually followed would have been necessary in order to extricate Great Britain from the strife of Portuguese factions, in which her recent action had given a decided advantage to the constitutional party.
On the whole, the first month's negotiations had contributed much to a settlement, without giving a decided advantage to either side.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "decided advantage" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
