Sentence examples for Certainly advantage from inspiring English sources

Were that the case, his proposal would certainly advantage the Unionist community, as most of its armaments are in the hands of the security forces.

Now, there are certainly advantages to having Microsoft inside your phone.

And there are certainly advantages in terms of people trying to remit amounts back to their home countries, for example, when you're working in foreign jurisdictions, without having to go through remittance services and then suffering transaction charges as well.

While there are certainly advantages to the Turing-complete, its complexity also brings security complications, which contributed to the DAO attack in June.

"The situation certainly took advantage of me".

"It's certainly taking advantage of the powers of quasi-incumbency".

Wawrinka certainly took advantage as the match dragged on to nearly four hours.

"We know that, and we know that our competitors have certainly taken advantage of all that".

"They're certainly taking advantage of everything that's out there.

Mr. Curran certainly took advantage of the flies above the stage.

"It's certainly an advantage," said Terry Ewert, executive producer of CBS Sports.