Sentence examples for advantage of speaking from inspiring English sources

At Milford he had the advantage of speaking last, after a manic performance by Dennis Kucinich and lackluster ones from Clinton and Bill Richardson.

The Rosenbergs have often claimed that the Shomrim responds faster than the police, and that their members have the advantage of speaking Yiddish, the primary language in the Hasidic areas.

However, as increasing numbers of non-British Europeans perfect their knowledge of English they become freely able to use their skills to work in Britain (with the advantage of speaking their native language and often a third language).

Diego Simeone's work at Atlético Madrid makes him an outstanding alternative but Pellegrini, despite his deliberately low profile, promotes the attacking football that Abramovich craves and has the advantage of speaking English.

In my head, I figured we would raise totally normal (while also perfect and special, of course – I am a parent), anglophone children who loved Narnia and Top Cat and Tunnock's tea cakes and Guy Fawkes and knew what a half-decent pop song sounded like, but who would have the added advantage of speaking another, really sexy, language.

NORMAN plays a significant role as an interface organisation between science and policy, with the advantage of speaking with a "bigger voice" to the European Commission and other public institutions.

In the future, Google will take advantage of spoken queries to predict even more accurately the questions its users will ask.

Sen. Ricardo Lara (D-Los Angeles), chairman of the Latino Legislative Caucus, said his bill to rescind English-only education comes as more parents push for waivers to enroll their children in popular language immersion programs, recognizing the advantages of speaking multiple languages.

The advantage of speak-typing, he explained, is that "the words come out differently.

She also took advantage of a speaking engagement before the National People's Congress, departing from her officially approved speech to give an assessment of various business, health, and human rights hardships encountered by the Uighurs.

"I went out in front of 60,000 people, and I felt isolated from them," he continued, adding that he had "mass quantities of power to make a difference" but that he took advantage of "not a moment of speaking to make a difference".