Sentence examples for advantage spending from inspiring English sources

Reckitt's active M&A strategy has pros and cons: it has used its free cash flow generation (more than £1.5bn per annum, 100% conversion) and balance sheet to its advantage, spending over £15bn on M&A over the last 10 years.

And at least one advantage spending more than 200 days a year in planes, is the fact that it gives me plenty opportunities to watch a huge variety of new programs in my laptop – whether they have been created in the UK, the US, the Netherlands, Germany or one of a dozen other European countries.

(Aren't we talking about cuts to wasteful Medicare Advantage spending? Because that actually extends the life of the Medicare system).

Use weekends to your advantage, spend 3 to 4 hours study on Saturday and Sunday.

So why not try to neutralize this advantage by spending money on behalf of challengers?

Re: "Spend $10,600 on the Yankees, or for College or a Car?" April 12): Being a Mets fan living in Pittsburgh does have the advantage of spending just $32 a ticket at PNC Park to see my favorite team in seats three rows behind the dugout.

Some Dutch teenagers went so far as to express their ideas about sex and love in self-consciously traditional terms; one Dutch boy said the advantage of spending the night with a partner was that it was "Like Mom and Dad, like when you're married, you also wake up next to the person you love".

Originally, this fear extended to the idea of training itself – in the 1920s and 1930s there were regular complaints that athletes were gaining an unfair advantage by spending weeks or months building up to a race, when it was widely believed that sport was meant to be a competition to see who was better on the day itself.

From the analysis above, we could see that the parallel algorithm has advantage of spending shorter time and the algorithm based on user's demand is able to greatly improve the utilization.

I'm not sure if there's any advantage to spending $25 on Gateway's Ultrabright screen upgrade, which is described as offering "sharp, bright colors on a reflective display".

That question will not be answered in a single day, or even a year, but its answer must somehow be 'We The People.' Corporations have an even greater advantage now spending wise, but we still have the truth on our side.