Sentence examples for advantage of looking from inspiring English sources

"In small schools you have the advantage of looking at individual students," Mr. Bixhorn said.

Gambon started with the advantage of looking like everyone's idea of a Brooklyn longshoreman.

As she says, "It has the advantage of looking like a proper drink, and is surprisingly restorative".

Rubber-legged, he had the extra advantage of looking goofy in almost any costume, especially a posh one.

The advantage of looking at G.D.P. is that it represents the broadest overall evaluation of economic activity in the United States.

It first aired in 2000, so has the advantage of looking less stylistically ancient than Friends, and Lauren Graham is a better actor than her more famous contemporaries.

"One of the advantages of looking at gum infections is that they're preventable and treatable," Dr. Desvarieux said.

Ms. Palin also has the distinct advantage — or disadvantage — of looking a lot like "Saturday Night Live's" Tina Fey, which saddled her with an instant association with someone who is not to be taken seriously.

What are the advantages and disadvantages of looking at the fossil record? n.

From resorts in western Colorado, such as Aspen, to the university town of Boulder, new dispensaries are opening to take advantage of those looking for a more-refined buying experience.

Perhaps Strauss-Kahn can take advantage of people looking to unload their apartments before the world ends.