Sentence examples for advantage in itself from inspiring English sources

Such a "conscious mind" has no advantage, in itself, over a mere unconscious intelligence.

The sedimentological architecture of the deposits becomes well maintained in the geochemical data field, which is an advantage in itself.

Many graduates of top-tier institutions are said to walk into auditions with a confidence that is an advantage in itself.

It also makes them a much more attractive employer with the ability to recruit a much more diverse workface – which is a commercial advantage in itself.

A clean, unique data set is a competitive advantage in itself (so don't sell it!).

As argued by others, it must have arisen in small, incremental steps, each of which had a selective advantage in itself (or, at least, was evolutionarily neutral) in order to be maintained.

The challenge for traditional media companies investing in startups beyond the realm of media is that even if wildly successful, those investments neither give them a distinct advantage in media itself nor make their business model like that of a tech company by way of osmosis.

One may envisage that since foraging cause turbidity of suspended material, a walrus would have an advantage in positioning itself accordingly, that is, letting the current move the sediment away and behind the animal, all the time feeding and moving in a forward leading direction.

While Mr. Bush's advantage is in itself statistically insignificant, it reflected an edge that he has maintained in this and most other national surveys.

"Having run statewide is an advantage in and of itself," said Cliff Zukin, a pollster and professor of public policy at Rutgers University.

Additionally, being a family business is an advantage in and of itself.