Sentence examples for advantage from having from inspiring English sources
These companies can reap an obvious marketing advantage from having their offices stamped with the LEED seal of approval.
The pride parents feel when their children graduate from their alma maters is amplified at MIT, where prospective students gain no admissions advantage from having alumni relatives.
While the selective component of the medium (an antibiotic, for example) may be added from an external source, there seems to be an advantage from having the selective process generated internally.
Questions have been raised about whether these firms gain an unfair advantage from having access to information about the flow of orders and potential price changes just a few seconds before others do.
That left it possible that some banks would get a competitive advantage from having guarantees from a government that was thought to be better able to meet its new obligations if a major bank were to fail.
There is, however, an important trade-off that is made by outsourcing that contractors reflexively deny but is inherent in any firm that derives its competitive advantage from having carefully constructed systems for doing just about everything.
Having a celebrity on the board offers numerous advantages, from having a prominent spokesperson to being able to lure other donors with the opportunity to rub shoulders with someone famous.
There are many general and powerful frameworks, but in particular for sampling-based algorithms in scientific computing there are some clear advantages from having a platform and scheduler that are highly aware of the underlying physical problem.
Netflix's advantage comes from having started when DVD's were rare and having developed a big lead in customers, revenue and brand recognition.
Former colleague Ms Keeble, MP from 1997 until 2010, said the real advantage came from having "served people in the past".
We have awesome technology, unique data, but the real competitive advantage comes from having a winning team.
