Sentence examples for advantages which from inspiring English sources

Again like Venice, it has lost many of the economic advantages which underpinned that success.

These are considerable advantages, which Ms Davis herself has managed to squander.

Twenty years later, he still recalled the burden of those early "advantages" which produced feelings of inferiority, not superiority.

Her husband seems to define her largely by her physical advantages, which confer upon him an aura of sexual potency.

Each team offered different advantages, which made the decision a difficult one, Hill's agent Lon Babby said.

It is always possible to pay for better trading advantages, which means that the game is rigged.

Steinitz concluded that in a typical position each side has certain small advantages which tend to balance one another.

The Hollywood producers have not had the early advantages which are considered standard — and it is not very kindly nor Christian to mock at them.

Froggatt says: "Shale gas is a potential option that has uncertainites associated with it and some potential advantages, which we've seen in the United States.

"Nationalisation," he wrote, "simply means the transfer into native hands of those unfair advantages which are a legacy of the colonial period".

Most 1 percenters were born with socioeconomic advantages, which helps explain why the 1 percent is more likely than other Americans to have jobs, according to census data.