Sentence examples for advantages from taking a from inspiring English sources

So far, we have seen the following advantages from taking a policy driven approach.

"The advantage comes from taking a stakeholder rather than a shareholder view of management," said the study.

Toronto had opened the scoring at 4 14 of the first period when Bryan McCabe scored with a two-man advantage after taking a pass from Brian Leetch, his defense partner.

"Is there any advantage to our taking a kid from California versus a kid from China?" he said.

Analysis of the pain reported by respondents before and after racing showed no major identifiable advantages gained from taking analgesics.

5-Tiles says its main advantage — aside from taking up less space — is that it can fit a lot of input permutations into that small strip.

Treviso hardly set foot in Leicester's half but when they did they took full advantage from a lineout, Pratichetti taking a great pass from lock Filo Paulo to sprint clear of a non-existent Tigers defence.

With the Devils holding the man advantage, Sergei Brylin took a pass from Grant Marshall and scored a goal that led to a 5-3 victory at Continental Arena.

Aid to church schools: Is it unconstitutional to exclude a church school from taking advantage of a state program that provides recycled crushed tires for playgrounds?

Some of the gifts were subsequently returned.Corruption has helped to prevent Turkey from taking advantage of a huge economic opportunity that presented itself on a plate.

The much-misunderstood infield fly rule was adopted in the 1890s to prevent fielders from taking advantage of a force-out situation at third base.