Sentence examples for advantage of a large from inspiring English sources

Mr. Johns took advantage of a large offset proofing press, which made drawing on the plate much easier but still functioned as a lithography process.

He never said you can't do either, which is what the current rash of TV building programmes contrives to do, despite the advantage of a large and enthusiastic home crowd.

Another advantage of a large co-op is that in a small building there is little recourse but to bring complaints about noise or other annoyances directly to the the offending party.

McAleer's arrival marked the only time Ono took advantage of a large V12 Mercedes-Benz which an aide drove behind the coach for the entire trip, and which might raise some questions over the environmental soundness of the exercise.

We have the significant competitive advantage of a large, relatively cheap workforce, but I believe if waste-pickers were paid a bit more – and given more formal employment arrangements in proper, government-run centres across the country – far more poor people would be incentivised to work in, and benefit from, the opportunities this growing sector offers.

In their classic paper on "convergence and deferred catch-up" Moses Abramovitz and Paul David describe the many ways in which America was able to take advantage of a large market:By 1870, the United States already had a larger aggregate domestic economy than any of its advanced competitors.

The advantage of a large multi-touch screen becomes instantly clear after seeing that video.

The context of a MOOC provides the advantage of a large number of learners.

Intranasal (IN) delivery takes advantage of a large surface area of mucosal tissue for rapid absorption.

During the summer, the Arts has the advantage of a large outdoor pool and spacious sun terrace.

The results support hypothesis 2, that is, the advantage of a large scale is weakened in a rapidly changing economy.