Sentence examples for advantage thinking from inspiring English sources

Fife's superb Jed "Soul" Mitchell even thinks that his depression gives him an advantage: "Thinking about it logically, it's easier to damage the self-perception of someone with high and fragile esteem than someone whose esteem is low.

One advantage: Thinking Caps would not require significant capital to grow.

But Democrats say that they will still have the advantage, thinking that Mr. Bush's unpopularity, economic discontent and lingering anger over the Iraq war will make it hard for Republicans to carry all the Bush states.

Another way to understand the claim is in terms of pragmatic advantages: thinking from these standpoints enables us to envision and realize more just social relations (Hartsock 1996).

Conrad's professor explains that, unlike the life-distracted detective who is trying to arrest him, he has the advantage of thinking only about one thing: death.

The best companies will use this to their advantage by thinking through more rigorously what it is they are trying to say and do.Hero IncIn 2011 grandiose strategy will be out of fashion.

Likewise, Watson surmised that Kasparov, when playing Black, bypasses the question of whether White has an opening advantage "by thinking in terms of the concrete nature of the dynamic imbalance on the board, and seeking to seize the initiative whenever possible".

There are some things that only he should ever get to see and this can be used to your advantage when thinking up ways to surprise him.

There are several advantages to thinking this way.

But Mr. Gallay said that going through the referendum process has one big advantage: people start thinking more about the issue.

It can be a marginal advantage, but again thinking about a positive approach, there's the potential to bring Christian Pulisic off the bench to stretch Argentina, especially in a tight game where the favorites start to worry about the clock and a possible penalty shoot-out.