Sentence examples for advantage of relative from inspiring English sources

Scotland supplied five and if that low figure were repeated next year it would give Cotter the advantage of relative neutrality.

And at 58, Romney has the advantage of relative youth over the Republican front-runner, Senator John McCain, who is 11 years his senior.

The core of Rational Investing is a framework for smart investing built around three performance drivers: balancing exposure to risk factors, efficiently diversifying bad luck, and taking advantage of relative mispricings in financial markets.

But, compared with other threats to biodiversity, it has the advantage of relative novelty and, in recent years, of urgency, as international negotiators race to keep the rise in average global temperatures below the measurable, if somewhat arbitrarily identified, threshold of two degrees Celsius.

Lukacs has written often, and persuasively, about the chances in the years just prior to this when the West could have taken advantage of relative Soviet weakness to negotiate some kind of genuine rolling back of Soviet dominance in Eastern Europe (Churchill, no softy, kept urging this course on Eisenhower).

Monism has the advantage of relative simplicity once it has been determined what the super value is (whether we think of the super value in terms of the goods approach or any other approach) much of the hard work has been done.

In that respect, it was a success worth emulating.A tax on short-term inflows has the advantages of relative simplicity and transparency.

The use of the Dewey Decimal system increased during the early 20th century as librarians were convinced of the advantages of relative positioning and of open shelf access for patrons.

However, the relative advantage of GasBLUP relative to GBLUP selection was rather small with respect to genetic gain in TMI (4 5%).

And taking advantage of the relative quiet, we talked and talked.

Extraction takes advantage of the relative solubilities of solutes in immiscible solvents.