Sentence examples for Different advantage from inspiring English sources

Each iteration of Primer has a different advantage, researchers said.

Should Cingular wind up prevailing, it would offer a different advantage: it would consolidate the market to five players from the existing six (Verizon, Nextel, Cingular, T-Mobile USA, Sprint and AT&T Wireless).

In a sign of the times, the company's ads now show lighter skin conferring a different advantage: helping a woman land a job normally held by men, like announcer at cricket matches.

Though incumbent social networks like Facebook have a clear advantage because users are already there, Mr. Gundotra said, Google has a different advantage: most people visit Google every day, so Google constantly has the chance to lure them to Google+.

Just as he ran that course before the Olympic trials, Hall came to Boston three weeks early, leaving the 8,000-foot 8,000-footn Maltitudeakes to gain a different advantage.

They are publicising their euro-capabilities, but making more of a quite different advantage: unlike French and Dutch banks, they do not have to declare information about their savings-account customers to the tax authorities a fiscal anomaly that is likely to stay long after EMU.

Due to their differing structures, they offer different advantages and disadvantages.

Design of these needles is complex with considerable differences between needle types resulting in different advantages and disadvantages.

Each route has different advantages.

Do other mode families have different advantages?

"Both of them have different advantages," Mr. Olsen said today.