Sentence examples for advantage not to from inspiring English sources

In war it is an advantage not to be too closely tied to an intellectual concept.

Now it is recognised that it is a positive advantage not to have one captain, but two or three.

But they're unlikely to be borrowed ("coopted") by the managers of radio stations and the manufacturers of hair goo - an advantage not to be lightly dismissed these days.

Perhaps because there are times when it can be an advantage not to confide in someone close, and a relief to avoid discussing things directly with another person.

And it can be completed in under a minute, nineteen minutes faster than Myers-Briggs, an advantage not to be dismissed in today's fast-paced business environment.

Indeed, it was an advantage not to hear, for the particularities would doubtless have raised him to an even greater anger than that which he presently felt.

Growth is about competitive advantage, not proximity to the scene.

Stirling wants his team to enjoy the home-ice advantage but not to get too comfortable.

Studies have also shown that minimum-wage lifestyles are of no advantage, certainly not to one's health.

Therefore, any crop genes connected to this fitness advantage seem not to be correlated with easily visible morphological characteristics.

When you have versatile players like we both are, I look at that as an advantage, not a disadvantage, to our team.