Sentence examples for But advantages from inspiring English sources

But advantages are beside the point.

But advantages and all, it's going to end up treading water while streaming and digital distribution go full steam ahead.

In the parks, however, the snow brought nothing but advantages, said Parks Commissioner Henry J. Stern, who was also at the mayor's news conference.

Menges insisted that these were not advantages that Frankfurt has over London, but advantages it has over rival cities vying for post-Brexit business.

One of Mr. Alarcón's Peruvian friends, Julio Villanueva Chang, editor of Etiqueta Negra, sees nothing but advantages for Mr. Alarcón in being "from here and from there".

"Sometimes," Strauss said, "as outsiders in the field, as scholars who don't teach, say, in a military academy or war college, we may have disadvantages in knowledge but advantages in perspective". Strauss first came upon the writer who would shape and determine his career, the Greek historian Thucydides, as an undergraduate history major at Cornell in the early 1970s.

It is all to play for but advantage Liverpool.

But Advantage is one program that has helped reduce homelessness.

But those advantages are diminishing.

But those advantages decay quickly.

But those advantages can also be disadvantages.