Sentence examples for advantage question from inspiring English sources

Investors in Ionica, the failed U.K. telecom startup, would have done well to ask the competitive advantage question.

7, 20 This characteristic allows for binding to multiple modes within the highly flexible NNRTI binding site of reverse transcriptase and potentially leads to an improved resistance profile, although currently available clinical study data with rilpivirine have placed this advantage into question.

Mr. Gore diverted his campaign to Texas today to try to take advantage of questions emerging about the state budget, which has $610 million in cost overruns.

A poll by CBS News, which found the two candidates within a point of each other, suggested that Vice President Gore still holds a decided advantage on questions of preparedness, intelligence and experience.

Despite these advantages, the question for China is how sustainable its system is.

Students showed a statistically significant 25% advantage (6.25 questions; p < 0.001) in identifying the genus from the photographs (Table 2).

Interestingly, they also showed a 17% statistically significant advantage (4.25 questions; p < 0.001) when identifying the family from photographs, although families were never explicitly the object of training.

Ask for questions The advantage of asking for questions at face-to-face sessions is that you get to hear exactly how well people have understood what you've tried to tell them.

The benefits of retrieval practice would be reflected in an advantage of new questions over quiz-only questions.

But Australia's dominant position at the forefront of public health policy innovation and therefore its global health advantage lie in question.

And Mr. Romney's advantage on the question of electability turned out to be smaller than some pre-election polls had suggested.