Sentence examples for advantage of local from inspiring English sources

South Africa also has the advantage of local knowledge.

"A number of housebuilders are looking closely at how they can take advantage of local campaigns.

The Arab fighters, though, did have the advantage of local knowledge and relative wealth.

That takes advantage of local labour costs, and brings big productivity gains.

In Iraq Isis has the advantage of local allies: Sunni Arabs disenfranchised by Maliki and his Iranian backers.

On another contentious issue, the president said the government was aware of complaints that foreign companies had taken advantage of local communities in pursuit of land deals.

Lone Star's experience shows the nationalistic tightrope that private equity walks abroad, risking penalty if it is seen as taking undue advantage of local investors.

They allow you to cook your own meals, saving money and allowing you to take advantage of local produce and meats.

There is scarcely anything in the film that touches on South Africa politically, culturally or geographically, and one can only suppose that the script was relocated there to take advantage of local tax breaks.

"I think the word is kind of out," Mr. Anderson said, "that Wyoming is probably ahead of the curve in regard to those people who might be opportunist and want to come in and take advantage" of local ranchers.

Others send young missionaries in the role of English-language teachers, taking advantage of local authorities that are willing to employ them at cheap rates without too many questions asked.