Sentence examples for a long-term advantage from inspiring English sources

"Are features like creating an avatar a long-term advantage for anyone?

They argued that the figures prove that ABC's stations in the country's 50 biggest cities have a long-term advantage over CBS's stations.

The Treasury said it was "taking advantage of the low-yield environment to consolidate the debt portfolio and deliver a long-term advantage of the tax payer".

The testiness of the tone of Russia's statement today indicated the depth of feeling here that Washington is seeking to orchestrate a long-term advantage in nuclear weaponry, especially after Mr. Bush's decision last month to withdraw from the Antiballistic Missile Treaty of 1972.

Although the initial capital for retrofitting is higher as compared to delamping, it offers a long-term advantage of low energy consumption.

The first involves a long-term advantage, such as a student loan to complete your studies, a mortgage or even a car loan.

So we are at a critical point not only for business but also for society: we need a new contract between society and business to ensure that there can be a long term advantage to ethical business.

This plot indicates a long term advantage of transplant over chemotherapy after 1 year from transplant, with a DFS at 3 years of 59.1% (Greenwood s.e. 9.1) and 39.5% (bootstrap s.e. 7.7), respectively.

Even if America's boom has turned to bust, its more flexible economy will not only help it to recover from any recession, but will also continue to give America a big long-term advantage.

Clinical trials have failed to demonstrate a meaningful long-term advantage of therapeutic intervention for the ductus arteriosus.

Using this approach it was possible to reduce the cumulative dose of steroids substantially in five of the eight patients [ 24], a major long-term advantage.