at an advantage

It has meant the toss in New York has become pivotal in determining the outcome of the match, with the team bowling first at an advantage.

Professional gardeners and certified applicators who work in agriculture are at an advantage with chemicals, though, knowing which “cide” is the right one and when and where exactly to apply them.

Such a loan would not be available from a bank "so they are already at an advantage in that way, but that doesn't mean we are not willing to talk to them and see if there's anything else that can be done".

In a second video, apparently filmed later, he said: "Still at the pub. Wee bit drunk so you'd be at an advantage, it would be a good advantage. I don't see it though. Nah, honestly I don't. Come and give me a wee tuppence and you get a strike that ends the show."

"The question is, will Judge Cannon actually hold him accountable and in contempt? No judge so far has held Trump accountable for the things he says outside of court. If Trump continues to be given free rein to disparage prosecutors and the evidence, potential jurors will see and hear his comments and it will color their view of the case. Trump would in effect be entering the trial at an advantage."