Sentence examples for advantage of facing from inspiring English sources

They will have the advantage of facing a somewhat more sympathetic international audience.

Keisler had the advantage of facing the Expos, one of baseball's worst teams.

It had the "advantage" of facing a real crisis, as capital fled the country, forcing it to go cap in hand to the IMF.

But Mr. Hynes has also had the advantage of facing two candidates in the Democratic primary campaign, and they were expected to split the vote of his detractors.

If it comes to a question of whether regulators step in, Porsche has the advantage of facing off against short-selling hedge funds.

Park Avenue has some of the city's most expensive real estate, though prices are still a tad lower than those on the parallel residential promenade, Fifth Avenue, which has the advantage of facing Central Park.

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She notes one advantage of face-to-face therapy cited by clinicians: it encourages a depressed or anxious patient to get up, get dressed, get out of the house and go to a clinic.

When "virtual" is added to such "multicultural teams," it usually signifies that the members of such a "virtual, multicultural team" may not have the advantage of face-to-face interaction and communication.

Although excessive autophagy triggers another pattern of cellular death (type II programmed cell death), autophagy is linked with survival advantage of cells facing different stimuli, especially in tumor cells, as an adaptive cell response allowing the cell to survive otherwise lethal challenges [ 20].

Santana had the built-in advantage of having faced only two members in the Phillies' lineup before, Pedro Feliz and Pat Burrell, who had a combined five at-bats against him.