Sentence examples for advantages by from inspiring English sources

Competitors often look for advantages by any available means, proven or otherwise.

Some surviving small airports surrender their aesthetic advantages by imposing an extra surcharge on departing passengers.

Sky's critics, however, have long accused Mr. Murdoch of securing unfair advantages by using his deep pockets to outbid rivals.

Good theater has to trump these advantages by creating striking tensions between the human and the fake.

The premise of "Winter Games" is that contestants earn advantages by excelling athletically on ice and snow.

Of course Mr. Broad also enjoys tax advantages by keeping much of his artworks in a tax-exempt foundation that lends the work out to museums.

[C9.] Bush Rejects Demand on China The Bush administration rejected an American labor union's demand that China be punished for gaining trade advantages by violating workers' rights.

The delays to the project have added to costs and undercut technological advantages by giving competitors like Embraer time to catch up.

They made the decision because they concluded that mandatory cuts in emissions were coming eventually, and they would gain competitive advantages by acting now.

It's well known that middle-class children are often able to gain career advantages by tapping up favours from parents' contacts.

In fact, he found a way to twist the guidelines to all of our advantages by bringing a rosé rather than a white.