Sentence examples for advantage to keeping from inspiring English sources

There's no masculine advantage to keeping wicket or bowling spin.

As a result, there is no longer any advantage to keeping the detainees there.

But on Friday, he made clear that he saw a strong advantage to keeping U.S. troops in the region to repel any attacks.

They say they also understand the advantage to keeping Mr. Bush free from every controversy in Congress, particularly as the annual battle over spending and tax cuts reaches its peak in September.

Commercial greed is one argument, though clearly as many advertisers and potential audience members are being driven away as invited in; unless your ideal demographic is adolescent boys who otherwise are watching FUSE TV, there seems to be a limited advantage to keeping the violence in place.

However, when there is no longer any advantage to keeping up the pretence of being a "humanitarian organisation", there is a risk that Japan's large organised crime groups will be replaced by disorganised crime – groups of criminals that care little about currying public favour or civilian casualties.

(There are other advantages to keeping this data.

There have proved to be advantages to keeping music in the family.

So while there are benefits of a common currency, there are also important potential advantages to keeping your own currency.

And these days, with greater demands for price transparency, there are fewer advantages to keeping the trades internal.

But to many European companies, particularly small or medium-size ones, there are advantages to keeping operations closer to home and developing regional opportunities.