Sentence examples for advantage laying from inspiring English sources

Zynga made its initial layoff announcement during Apple's recent iPad Mini event, using the high profile distraction to its advantage, laying off 5 percent of its workforce whilst avoiding as much media coverage as possible.

Although filled with macho posturing and vicious jibes, Lonergan's script paints a picture of three young adults who have had every advantage laid at their feet but lack any sense of who they really are.

Once in office, he tacked hard to the right on national security and the war on terror, because that's where advantage laid.

This advantage lays the foundation for reducing the energy consumption and communication overhead during the key updating and maintenance in MANETs.

Another important advantage lays in the fact that the perturbation of each pathway is quantified by an "aggregated" value, inferred from the statistical integration of dozens of genes taking part to the same pathway.

"I didn't think there was any advantage to laying a bill on his desk for 7 or 10 days," Mr. McKay said of their conversation.

(This is a different form of the disease from the one caused by lack of insulin).The advantage of laying down fat when food is plentiful is more obvious.

Black and white must both decide there is no advantage to laying another stone.

This time, Democrats said, their majority status gave them a big tactical advantage: Democrats laid down their bill, and Republicans had to show what was wrong with it.

It was his first break in quite a while, and he took advantage of it, laying up to 45 yards.

"The one advantage I've had laying there in a hospital bed is I'm watching a lot of television," he said.