Sentence examples for advantages conferred from inspiring English sources

They don't see the advantages conferred by their Y chromosome.

Smaller states help neutralize the advantages conferred by money-raising and name identification.

The advantages conferred by incumbency are overwhelming; most members are repeatedly re-elected, reducing democratic choice.

The drawbacks of the free-rider problem are as nothing compared with the advantages conferred by mobility.

It's only natural for companies to use the competitive advantages conferred by a political, tax or regulatory system.

These days the industry largely soft-pedals the actual or supposed financial advantages conferred by ownership of time shares, preferring instead to stress the "vacation experience".

Then there are the life advantages conferred by wealth: elite medical and psychological care, safe home environments and other things students from low-income families don't have.

We study the nonparametric maximum likelihood estimator for a mixed Poisson distribution and the advantages conferred to the resulting nonparametric empirical Bayes estimator.

Even given the advantages conferred by the North American Free Trade Agreement, Mexican businesses have watched China become a major exporter to the United States of increasingly sophisticated goods.

He fled Italy at a time when the Red Brigades were kidnapping the members of rich families such as his, but unlike others he never returned, preferring the fiscal advantages conferred on him by tax residence in Monaco.

Since their inception, a dominant characteristic of higher education institutions has been their reliance on the advantages conferred by geographic and political boundaries.