Sentence examples for advantages given to from inspiring English sources

He has asked for none of the advantages given to Kramnik in Bahrain.

Legacy preferences in college admissions — the nepotistic advantages given to the children of alumni — are indefensible, of course.

They are trying to return from places like Houston or Atlanta, but without some of the advantages given to those who owned homes before the storm.

"What is certain is that, for some years, you have strangely abused the advantages given to you by God," he chided.It is presumptuous to mention oneself alongside the author of the greatest book written about America.

How the White House treated her shows the advantages given to a reporter who functions as a member of a team inside government; how the Times treated her shows how much leeway there is for investigative reporters who occasionally produce spectacular results that bathe their news organizations in institutional glory.

The problems raised in the Ohio State article are threefold: 1) the advantages given to the player Chris Vance; 2) tutors being allowed to write papers for athletes; and 3) the dismissal of the teaching assistant who cared enough to share her concern.

"I just made use of every advantage given to me," he said.

Aberdeen, it must be said, did not do very much wrong other than perhaps fail to press home the advantage given to them by the debutant Donervon Daniels.

PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) announced plans to ditch A-level results for recruiting graduates because of the unfair advantage given to private school pupils.

The international accountancy firm PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC) plans a radical move to ditch A-level results for recruiting graduates because of the unfair advantage given to independent school pupils.

Under the settlement, China agreed to gradually eliminate the tax advantage given to its domestic semiconductor industry, which has increased the price of United States imports by 14percentt.