Sentence examples for advantage like that from inspiring English sources

A player of his caliber doesn't have a material advantage like that and blow it.

Mr. Romney would offer a tax break to people who buy insurance individually in the open market, so they could enjoy an advantage like that available to workers who get insurance through their employers.

This is relevant because the magnitude of a "partial equilibrium" private advantage like that measured in Colombia may not be stable with respect to the private sector's market share.

"They don't take advantage of you like that".

Then I read the leaflet and it also talks about the advantages, like that it prevents breast cancer.

Now they take advantage of something like that and they work out how to re-elect the president.

I wouldn't let him take advantage of my sister like that.

It was all those sorts of things — sometimes it has to play into your advantage, knowing a character like that.

I just have so much respect for the way he does things and the way he handles people that if I have any thoughts of it at all, I have to take advantage of learning from someone like that.

"I can't take advantage of you like that," I said.

"The culinary advantage of frying like that is that it's a shallow fry; a few uses, then discard it and refresh the oil in the pan -- not like deep-frying in five gallons of oil that never gets changed".