Sentence examples for advantage of opening from inspiring English sources

Corporations based in the eastern United States saw the advantage of opening branch offices or even headquarters in Los Angeles.

Shoppers queued for three hours to take advantage of opening day offers with the first 180 customers at the 180 Piccadilly outlet awarded gift vouchers of up to £180.

"Putting the children on one side and the parents on the other has the advantage of opening up the common space in between," said Robert Fillmore, a residential architect in Oklahoma City who specializes in such designs.

Broadcast networks had the advantage of opening their morning talk shows with live images of the ninth miner rescued, Mario Gómez, 63, the oldest, who was one of the few who looked pale and weakened as he hugged his wife and sank to his knees in prayer.

"Space has the advantage of opening up new applications, and a number of the things we offer cannot be done by any other ways, so there is a unique and interesting aspect there.

The broad advantage of opening at least some cooperation with Iran is obvious.

Sun says the primary advantage of open-sourcing the designs of its processor chips is an elusive marketing boost to its other products, such as server computers.

One of the advantages of opening the window is, it's almost like a soft opening.

Visit your local library and conduct Internet research on the benefits and advantages of opening a small retail business that interests you.

That is a great advantage of open societies.

He played aggressively and took advantage of open looks.