Sentence examples for advantage by acting from inspiring English sources

"We must seize the advantage by acting immediately, or risk breaking our pledge to the world's children".

We suggest that RNA editing may have conferring evolutionary advantage by acting as a mechanism to reduce susceptibility to DNA damage by allowing the increase in GC content in DNA while maintaining RNA codons essential to encode residues required for protein folding and activity.

They made the decision because they concluded that mandatory cuts in emissions were coming eventually, and they would gain competitive advantages by acting now.

Europe should not give advantages to our competitors by acting unilaterally.

The formal ethics policy has a statement saying that staff members "may not seek any advantage for themselves or others by acting on or disclosing information acquired in their work but not yet available to readers".

True, we will always be susceptible to external forces that are stronger than we, but we can extend the reach and power of our minds simply by reflecting on our own advantage, and even more so, by acting in accord with our rational reflections.

His actions are informed by his insights about the advantages of perfecting one's rationality by acting in agreement with the rational order of nature.

Action should focus on: gathering and evaluating the evidence at the country and community level; identifying the WASH related hazards; assessing the vulnerability and risk to communities and the systems affected by the changes; and integrating adaptive action into existing programmes by acting based on comparative advantage.

"And by acting now, California can gain a competitive advantage by becoming a leader in new technologies that will be used worldwide". The state draft analysis suggests that California would gain 83,000 jobs and $4 billion in income if changes to curb greenhouse emissions were made.

Tremor is a very dynamic process, but the major advantage of FES is to have a non-selective suppressive effect by acting on the peripheral nervous system.

By acting ahead of GM, Ford is trying to limit any competitive advantage GM could gain through a government-dictated restructuring.