The phrase "advantage time" is not a standard expression in written English and may cause confusion.
It could potentially be used in contexts discussing time management or strategic timing, but it lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "We need to find the advantage time to launch our product for maximum impact."
Alternatives: "optimal timing" or "strategic moment".
"Older people have one advantage: time passes more quickly for us than the young," he said later.
"With that added complexity came a lot of added cost". Many people saving for retirement don't take advantage of a force that could offer a tremendous advantage: time.
Kristofersson said Flytrex's drone system operates alongside AHA's traditional delivery network, but drone delivery offers at least one significant advantage: time.
It was like this great ostrich who buried its head in the sand... and we became so weak that foreigners took advantage time and again so we had to retreat further and further".
They gave the NHL's third-ranked power-play unit nearly nine minutes of advantage time and crumbled upon Jonathan Huberdeau's goal that was the first of five straight scores by Florida.
So, if the female advantage Time found really results from women having more education, the bad news is that the gap among those with college education hasn't closed much (which could have to do with the stall in gender integration by field of study).
So it's advantage Wycombe at half-time.
Splurge Take advantage of the full-time masseuse on board.
By failing to see time-based competition in this context, many Japanese companies have effectively missed out on the greatest advantages time can confer.
The advantages? Time, for Saddam to convict himself, and for the inevitability of his end to work its way more deeply even into his inner circles.
His one minute, 54 seconds of man-advantage time was more than that of Tyler Toffoli (1 42).
