Sentence examples for acknowledging the advantage from inspiring English sources
Dunn is not involved in the business in any official capacity, but he has invested and helped provide his sister with advice and introductions, she notes, acknowledging the advantage she has in having Dunn for a mentor.
Despite acknowledging the advantages in ceding power to Wilson – "a Labour government would be committed to large and early increases in pensions and other increases in expenditure" – Heath hoped to interest Thorpe in a deal to keep his government in power.
While acknowledging the advantages of this approach, Wanlin and co say that one of the problems with creating nanopores in graphene sheets is ensuring that the holes are all of the same size and that the edges of the pores are properly treated to prevent them reacting spreading in unwanted ways.
Despite acknowledging the advantages of on-site training, some nurses therefore expressed a preference for training programmes which took them out of a stressful work environment.
Mr. Bush himself seemed to acknowledge the advantage that came with his name.
As an administrator, Gibbon writes, "His haughty and inflexible spirit could not discover, or would not acknowledge, the advantage of preserving an intermediate power, however imaginary, between the emperor and the army".
Calhoon acknowledges the advantage of making the big push in a year when even Super Bowl TV commercials fell sharply (see "Super Bowl MVP: Charles Schwab").
Finally, I feel like I should acknowledge the advantage of having a co-author that can find your mistakes before they go to print.
However, we acknowledge the advantage of having a control group for future studies.
Aouad and Chiu, in a review of the "state of art" treatment of nasal polyposis, acknowledge the advantage of topical medication in preventing polyp reformation and highlight their use as the mainstay of therapy.
Whilst some carers acknowledged the advantage of sessions being delivered in a consistent and structured way, others indicated they may not adhere to the structure outlined in the programme.
