sure advantage

They may, moreover, rest assured that the present peace, though it may appear somewhat unjust to them, will prove to be of as great benefit and of as sure advantage as if better terms had been arranged.

And hence a sure Advantage results; for he either confirms a Truth, before too lightly supported; or discovers an Error, and receives Instruction from the Objector.

Surely a bicycle that large would be capable of covering a great deal of ground, giving its rider a sure advantage in a race.

Rajiv has one sure advantage: he begins with the sympathy of the Indian people.

You will see there, when I had a sure advantage I endeavoured to profit on it; but on the other hand, shunned to hazard anything for fear of a ruffle.