Sentence examples for Confer advantages from inspiring English sources

Systemic regulation, done right, should not confer advantages.

SIZE does not necessarily confer advantages when the economy is struggling.

Nor does being a school board member automatically confer advantages in dealing with school personnel.

Geographic clusters confer advantages to collocated firms, in particular access to local know-how.

Sportswear giants, such as Nike and Puma, and manufacturers of drinks, such as Powerade and Lucozade Sport, regularly insist their products confer advantages on users.

While networks help smaller firms to take on referred business from far-off markets, they confer advantages on big firms, too.

We have found that the differences in outcome are not random that first-mover status can confer advantages, but it does not do so categorically.

And just as that transition brought many benefits and opened up new possibilities to factory owners, so too will the cloud confer advantages on its adopters.

Many elicitation methods are available, but it is unclear if any confer advantages based on principles of measurement science.

Meanwhile lots of other genetic and physiological variations - such as height - confer advantages on some lucky competitors, and yet we make no effort at all to segregate these athletes in the name of 'fairness'fairness

No more than other genetic traits that confer advantages to elite female athletes (height, number of red blood cells, etc).. Should there be a threshold above which athletes would not be eligible to compete with other women?