Sentence examples for advantage of make from inspiring English sources

Be patient and don't expect much too soon, but if your agent is purposefully blowing you off or you feel like you're being taken advantage of, make the break.

The advantage of making prints is that you get multiples that can be sold cheaply and distributed widely.

Also, the paper negative process, though it had the advantage of making multiple prints, had an annoying tendency to fade.

Keller also had the advantage of making important saves in non-World Cup matches against soccer giants like Brazil and Argentina.

I would never claim to be cleverer than Kubrick, but I have the advantage of making my films after he made his.

"They've always had the advantage of making the movement of people easier, the movement of goods easier and the movement of ideas easier".

This had the minor advantage of making sure that it was his partner who had to suffer the embarrassment of incurring a heavy penalty.

The tradition goes back to Jacksonian populism, and supporters say it has the advantage of making judges accountable to the will of the people.

And the very existence of such a large stockpile would have the added advantage of making a smallpox attack less likely.

One advantage of making fruitcake now, in this new century, is the availability of better quality dates (Medjools, for instance) and cheaper nuts.

Three decades in the police has had the added advantage of making him "phlegmatic" about his posters being repeatedly vandalised, he adds cheerfully.