Sentence examples for advantage to going from inspiring English sources

If there was an advantage to going deep, it was that the cave was fairly sterile.

"There's no tactical advantage to going up there other than getting in a firefight," one officer told me.

There is a certain marketing advantage to going against Goliath and saying, "We're the little guys, we have to try harder," Mr. Golvin said.

If there is any advantage to "going private", it is the better facilities – science labs, sports fields, swimming pools, helicopter landing pads, etc.

Another advantage to going electric: the power assist can be tailored to provide precisely the effort and response the engineers want.

"You have got a situation that nobody likes to talk about, which is that there is a structural advantage to going digital and online if the largest single tax that we [store-based retailers] pay is a property-based rates system".

"If it's to our advantage to go to one or the other, I would vote that way.

Meanwhile, it is to the Bush administration's advantage to go through the motions with the IAEA and the U.N.

If the lender won't agree to you clearing the arrears over a longer period it could be to your advantage to go to court.

Burnley took advantage to go above Brighton, who slipped to third, after Andre Gray hit two goals in a 3-1 home win against Fulham.

Again, if the script calls for a number of supporting actors for a foreign story, then it is an advantage to go to the country in which the story is set.