The phrase "advantage it will be" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to express a future benefit or positive outcome, but the structure is awkward and unclear.
Example: "If we implement this new strategy, the advantage it will be to our company is significant."
Alternatives: "the benefit it will provide" or "the advantage it will offer."
As soon as one of the parties senses that fresh elections might be to its advantage, it will be tempted to pull out of the government.
When Charlotte first tells Lizzy about her decision, Lizzy is unequivocal in her response: Charlotte, she thinks, is "disgracing herself"; she has "sacrificed every better feeling to worldly advantage"; it will be, she thinks, "impossible" for her to be happy.
If people are happy with your product / service, you can use the revenue to improve the service / product and keep the competitive advantage – it will be more difficult to enter the market later.
"For the last two games we will have home advantage, it will be a packed Wembley, a great atmosphere and we will have a lot more players to pick from, so I am confident that we can go and get the job done".
These on-demand marketplaces are therefore not as easy to scale as the pure-software one, but benefit from stronger barriers to entry and scale advantage: it will be very hard for a new entrant to compete against these optimized networks of restaurants and couriers, once they will have reached maturity in a city.
Even with a multi-million-dollar funding advantage, it will be difficult for Rove to sell Romneyan as "compassionate" conservatives or either one as "a uniter not a divider".
As consumers continue to request food products that have health advantages, it will be important for the livestock industry to supply a product that meet these demands.
But Labour will at least have the advantage that it will be David Cameron, and not Ed Miliband, carrying out the latest round of public sector cuts that are likely to take effect sooner rather than later.
Being left-footed especially is a great advantage as it will be hard for right-footed footballers to tackle you.
"Now is not the time to be ostentatious," said Sean Hennessey, the director of hospitality consulting at PricewaterhouseCoopers. Instead, the developers say, they hope that the delayed opening of the hotel will work to its advantage -- that it will be seen as the first project to emerge from the ashes of Lower Manhattan, a kind of beacon for the neighborhood's rebirth.
"If anything is to advantage the Coalition it will be the performance of the modern-day Labor party".
