Sentence examples for advantage to be able from inspiring English sources

And wouldn't it be in our nation's advantage to be able to shoot it down?

Pennington also thinks it is an advantage to be able to learn as much about the offense and the N.F.L. without the pressure of being a starter.

"It is an advantage to be able to [join a club that] has a second team with a very good level, with a very good coach who was one of the best players in the world".

Even though none of the players ranked in the top 20 on the PGA Tour in strokes gained putting use a long putter, Stricker said he considered it "a huge advantage" to be able to anchor the putter against the body, but realized not everybody felt the same way.

Among all the other available models in the literature, these systems present the advantage to be able to simulate either interface or mixture problems.

But he says that in some regards it was an advantage to be able take in the big picture without having to worry about the spending details.

There is definitely an advantage to being able to understand your specific market".

"I do think there's some advantage to being able to play a little bit".

"There was some advantage to being able to win, regardless, but they're looking forward to the opportunity.

The thrifty-genotype hypothesis holds that there was, once upon a time, an adaptive advantage to being able to get fat.

There is a clear evolutionary advantage to being able to notice fire even from a distance, and to becoming aroused to action (fight or flight) by the sudden appearance of blood.