Sentence examples for advantages for instance from inspiring English sources

(That often meant finding the lowest labour costs but not always; China's advantages, for instance, seem to be driven by economies of massive scale to some extent).

If Alcatel and Lucent were to merge, the combined company could gain some geographical advantages, for instance, allowing Alcatel to expand in the United States and Japan, where Lucent is stronger, and Lucent to grow in China, where Alcatel has extensive dealings, according to a report by Global Equities, a Paris-based investment adviser.

Actually, the spherical sub-micron particle with empty core region possessed many advantages, for instance, higher drug loading content [10].

This has huge advantages; for instance, a patient's heart rate at the doctor's office might be different from his or her average rate over the past three months.

Within this scope, fluorine has a very peculiar place because its high reactivity yields several advantages, for instance, in bypassing various polluting multi-step reactions.

Optimal control problems of switching systems have attracted considerable attention, due to the advantages, for instance, in modeling and improving the transient response on highly complex systems and systems with large uncertainties.

The principle of comparative advantage, for instance, is illustrated by asking whether Michael Jordan should mow his own lawn.

But advertisers mostly aren't set up to cope with abrupt increases in interest – to take advantage, for instance, of Twitter buzz about Poldark when the TV drama was on air and post promoted tweets for holidays in Cornwall.

History's "Great Game" is reversed here as the two rivals on the Indian subcontinent try to manipulate outside powers to their advantage, for instance by the lifting of sanctions imposed for developing nuclear weapons.

The possibility of some companies using the standard to gain a competitive advantage, for instance by implying their responsible mining practices were in stark contrast to the inadequacies of their competitors, was also discussed by participants.

However, cellular genes captured by viral genomes may confer an adaptive advantage, for instance, during infection.