Sentence examples for advantage foster from inspiring English sources
Laithwaite pulled a try back for Rovers straight after the break, converted by Dobson, only for Yeaman to restore the Black and Whites' two-try advantage, Foster again adding the extras.
The harshest complaints came from restaurateurs, who said that the trucks had an unfair competitive advantage, fostered urban blight, blocked traffic and were sometimes unsanitary.
The common occurrence of structured genomes therefore highlights their likely evolutionary advantage to foster adaptations.
The country also recognized that in order to compete economically as a small country in a new digital world, it needed to seek a competitive advantage by fostering a business climate that produced innovative technology.
Peer role play may even provide a methodological advantage in fostering a more empathic approach towards patients' concerns.
However, in our prior study, we found role play may even provide a methodological advantage in fostering a more empathic approach towards patients' concerns [ 24].
On the other hand, the ambiguity offered by peer role-play suggests a methodological advantage in fostering an appreciation of patient concerns in addition to the development of skills.
Unless privileged people give up some of their advantages by fostering certain economic, political, and social changes, the charitable contributions they make here and there to alleviate human misery are mostly about making themselves feel good (Robinson, Globalizing Care: Ethics, Feminist Theory, and International Relations, 1999).
Interventions beyond 24 mo that prove successful in enhancing adult stature (especially in girls) may offer additional opportunities to improve nutritional status and would likely foster advantages throughout the mothers' entire reproductive life and benefit future generations.
"We would not be true to our mission if we did not take advantage of opportunities to foster the personal and professional growth of survivors".
