Therefore I think these people have advantages in a very good way.
Fat asparagus spears have their charms, but pencil-thin spears have two distinct advantages in a time-sensitive kitchen.
Incumbency has its advantages in a foreign policy debate, but often inexperience can also be its own asset.
Back then, these were not advantages in a National Hockey League filled almost exclusively with Canadians bred in major junior leagues.
The firefighters mentioned water mist, a firefighting technology used on oil rigs and cruise ships because of its advantages in a confined space.
Avtovaz's management, in a written response to questions, hailed the company's "indisputable advantages" in a downturn owing to its inexpensive product line.
Paul Henderson, practice development director of the Community Development Foundation, sees advantages in a generic approach for vulnerable people who fear being identified as mentally ill.
In a contemporary retelling of Aesop's fable of the tortoise and the hare, Pittsburgh is finding recession-era advantages in a slow-growth legacy.
The enduring competitive advantages in a global economy are often heavily local, arising from concentrations of highly specialized skills and knowledge, institutions, rivals, related businesses, and sophisticated customers.
What's clear is that the two industries are jostling for advantages in a game of chicken where the patient is caught in the middle.
Paradoxically, the enduring competitive advantages in a global economy lie increasingly in local things knowledge, relationships, and motivation that distant rivals cannot match.
