Sentence examples for advantage weather from inspiring English sources

In the world wine trade, the Aussies have an unfair advantage: weather.

Moreover, a report from the Center on Education and the Workforce at the Georgetown University Public Policy Institute (The College Advantage: Weathering the Economic Storm) concluded that "In jobs at every skill level and in many different occupations, the better-educated applicant has the edge".

"That's not an advantage, the weather will be for both teams," he said.

Another advantage: the weather, thanks to Medellín's location.

If we could somehow create climate-controlled towns in the frigid Upper Midwest, the Rust Belt could neutralize the Sunbelt's most powerful advantage: pleasant weather year-round.

With the built-in advantage of weather patterns that blow out smog, these large metropolitan areas, together with No. 2-ranked Seattle and No. 5 Portland, Ore., top our 2008 list.

The technology has the ability to account for all of the statistical interactions of the players (playing or not playing/injured), coaches, officials, fans (home-field advantage) and weather in each game.

And because of how many artists we use and the type of artists, I don't know if we can do this kind of thing every year anyway". Spring also holds another potential advantage: the weather.

If we take advantage of weather that is unfavourable for dengue transmission (high DTR and DHR and low rainfall) and continue dengue control programs vigorously in the first 3 months, we may be able to control vector population and dengue transmission to a level that makes initiation of an epidemic in the approaching several weeks unlikely.

The company has used the matrix to advantage in weathering major shifts in both the availability of business by market segment, for example, from schools to hospitals, and the level of construction activity.

A diversified product portfolio also used to be a huge advantage in weathering technology change.