Sentence examples for advantage in something from inspiring English sources

To quote Paul Krugman: "You always have a comparative advantage in something".

If Krugman is right, and we all have a comparative advantage in something, then combined we all have a comparative advantage in everything.

Perhaps the U.S.' competitive advantage lies in something a little higher tech?

These types of complaints should come only if something is truly unbearable and should not be used to the patron's advantage in getting something free or extra simply because they know they can take advantage of that system.

Specifically, Mr. Romney has a substantial advertising advantage in Michigan, something that could continue to pay dividends for him.

The administration apparently saw no political advantage in doing something about helping workers who dared to complain about bias.

And beyond the new, slimmed down National Curriculum, we need to consider how we can take a wiki, collaborative approach to developing new curriculum materials; using technological platforms to their full advantage in creating something far more sophisticated than anything previously available.

"They're fearful of another organisation getting their string, or they're fearful that another competitor will buy its own and get first-mover advantage in doing something strategic".

"So there would not be any kind of advantage to invest in something in France, in the stock market or real estate," said Mr. Pous-Bertran de Balanda, who runs Black Tulip Capital, a New York-based real estate asset management company he started last August that helps clients find properties and manages them.

If the likes outnumber the dislikes a lot, take it to your advantage and comment in something relative.

But lately the stars of dance music have been giving up a bit of that advantage, in pursuit of something more elusive: American pop success.