Sentence examples for advantages from that from inspiring English sources

Particularly mid-sized or smaller organizations might derive advantages from that when they cannot afford the time and effort involved in roviding sophisticated IT security resources on their own [11].

My thinking is that our chief and council are still hoping to maintain good relations with the industry around us; hoping to get some advantage from that.

But, he said, he gains no advantage from that gesture of corporate loyalty.

So do you think that he's getting an advantage from that?

But at least "Homeland" is the first show on Sunday night and "Masters of Sex" will certainly have an advantage from that lead-in.

Now you have a medical condition, who wants to take advantage from that?

Two months later in the west the Confederates won at Chickamauga in Georgia before tossing away the advantages gained from that victory.

"A lot of Berkshire's business advantage came from that mystique".

"If other teams think or expect the Patriots have an advantage from cheating, that can become a self-fulfilling prophecy," JoAnn Dahlkoetter, a sports psychologist and author of the book Your Performing Edge, told the site.

In the natural selection of mutations or epimutations during carcinogenesis, prolonged high levels of TSH are likely to remove any selective advantage from mutations that lead to TSH independent growth.

Michael Luttig, general counsel for aerospace giant Boeing Co., understands the advantages of hiring from that group; he has done so when the company has had a case before the justices.