Sentence examples for advantage of converting from inspiring English sources
Steven Klinsky, president of Victory Schools Inc., which opened one charter school in Harlem last year and is opening another in Queens in September, said the advantage of converting a school to charter status was that the building -- often one of the hardest parts to come by -- was already in place.
Most commentators have suggested that the advantage of converting is greatest for those who are in low tax brackets now and will be in higher ones later.
This process brings together dehydrogenation and hydrogenation and has the advantage of converting two lower value products into two higher value products.
The large CZT detector used here (20 × 20 × 15 mm3) has the advantage of converting a relatively large fraction of incident gamma at 511 keV.
The advantage of converting this year is the ability to report income in two installments (with the potential for better matching state income tax deductions as described in the prior paragraph).
These transformations have the advantage of converting the vibro-impact oscillator into an oscillator without barriers such that the corresponding equation of motion does not contain any impact term.
They then create their own astronomical units and debate the disadvantages and advantages of converting measurements into their units.
The advantages of converting to internal synthesis in these femoral fractures were definitive stabilisation, the possibility of active-passive joint movements, and complete and early weight-bearing and mobility, together with fewer risks of infection from the absence of pin sites.
This seminar will provide an independent view of the advantages and disadvantages of converting to academy status.
"It deprives the blocks of a certain vitality, and it doesn't take advantage of the opportunities of converting those structures to residential use," said Hunter Armstrong, Civitas's executive director.
The advantages for us, as owners, of converting to a worker-owned business are obvious.
