Sentence examples for advantage stops from inspiring English sources
But in a region where the principle of "an eye for an eye" has long held sway Tehran's advantage stops there.
Contemporary dandies worthy of Sargent or Whistler, these subjects are rendered in clear colors, with the unclouded empathy that is basic to good portraiture and a slight stiffness that to the paintings' great advantage stops them from being slickly illusionistic.
And the circular ultimatums are the same, as are the grim tallies that supposedly establish advantage: we stop bombing if you stop launching, we stop launching if you stop laying siege, we stop the siege if you give up your missiles, we can't give them up as long as you occupy us and have the means to bomb us.
For example, the winners in the BBB evolution (i.e. cells that reached some local maximum of fitness) may benefit from sealing their cell walls and thus leaving the community to (i) prevent further recombination events that may ruin their local advantage; (ii) stop sharing of the advantageous genomes with other cells to secure their own advantage.
— but Distance Control Assist would be a huge advantage in stop-and-go commuting.
It is notable that, even though the two-second advantage has stopped, Thomson Reuters continues to sell the information five minutes before its release to the general public, undermining the idea that any early disclosure is somehow fraudulent.
Another YouTube advantage: one-stop shopping.
The PR-NMDFB-synthesized SRRC has over 50 dB advantage in stop-band performance with much smaller in-band ripple.
Facebook's success in ads has fueled investments into the science of AI and machine vision that could give it an advantage in stopping offensive content.
Noble believes--and her career course bears it out--that there can be a real advantage to stopping at a master's degree and then taking a job in a given research area.
There's real work to be done for reform, to see that women who truly need support get it, and the ones taking advantage are stopped.
