Sentence examples for advantage changes from inspiring English sources

Over time, as comparative advantage changes in favour of the excluded groups, oligarchic property rights reduce efficiency and slow down technical progress.

The point is that comparative advantage changes, and for middle-income countries to succeed (and low-income countries too), they need to be prepared to change along with it.

"We are transforming our traditional businesses for the changing world and developing new businesses, taking full advantage of changes in technology," said Jewson.

The design of the MLPA analysis takes advantage of changes not only in chromosome but also in the genes themselves to demonstrate the relevant genetic changes in tumors.

Next year thousands of investors are expected to take advantage of changes that give them pension freedom.

That versatility may have allowed early animals to take advantage of changes that were unfolding all around them.

BATS and Direct Edge were both formed to take advantage of changes in the world of stock trading.

Data from HMRC shows that 232,000 people have taken advantage of changes to the pension rules, which were introduced in April 2015.

Another is that he left it in an extremely good position to take advantage of changes sweeping through the world of technology (see our special report this week).

Since the financial crisis, Mr. Sprecher has used that attitude to position himself to take advantage of changes being brought by the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul.

"Sandy took advantage of changes in the industry to build a financial colossus," says Michael Holland, founder of Holland & Company, a money management firm.