Sentence examples for advantages from which from inspiring English sources

At his disposal in the early 2000s, Schumacher had a number of advantages from which probably no other driver in history has benefited for so long.

Dominant American discourse expects -- demands -- that no one, especially people of color, notice that being white gives people unearned advantages from which they never stop benefiting.

The improvement of endothelial function was also shown to be translated into clinical advantages from which patients would benefit, that is to say walking capacity and the quality of life.

Then, such combination (signal and image) approach will also take advantage from features which are unreachable from one-dimensional signal.

The proliferation of solutions that came about were not in the general interest, though experimentation by the several services did unintentionally advance the state of the art by offering several alternatives from which advantages and disadvantages could be observed.

This obsoletion of the physical dimension of distance is tremendous, the primary advantage, and the good from which every other good on the internet has sprung.

They have secret recipes and secret ingredients, inside knowledge and insider connections, new ideas and new technologies, unknown fonts of inspiration from which their advantages derive.

A comparison with the standard Lindstedt Poincaré method is presented, from which the advantages of our method are clear.

It's a stunning visual treat, both on regular PS4 and on PlayStation 4 Pro, as I've found, with significant advantages on the Pro console (from which the screens throughout this article are taken).

In addition, the chancellor said the government would clamp down on complex accounting manoeuvres to recycle tax advantages from tax losses, which he hopes will save £715m in five years.

The Byzantines secured great financial and territorial advantages from the truce, which they extended further by exploiting the Umayyad government's involvement in the Second Muslim Civil War (680 692).