Sentence examples for an advantageous language from inspiring English sources

The authors interpreted their results in terms of a unique "bilingual signature" which represents an advantageous "language processing potential not recruited in monolingual brains" (Kovelman, Baker, et al. 2008; also see Kovelman, Shalinsky, et al. 2008).

The Bush administration can couch Beijing's new role in whatever politically advantageous language it wishes, but, ultimately, it comes down to this: China's influence is rapidly rising and America's is rapidly declining.

The language independence is an advantageous characteristic from the computational point of view, as the use of measures do not require the specification (manual or automatic) of any type of knowledge (for example: morphological, syntactic, etc).

The inherent flexibility in dealing with the EP could be extended to other Romanic languages, which make this an advantageous approach.

Perhaps all language is employed in the service of achieving an advantageous transformation of the other and thus inescapably implies that some flattery is going on.

And Taiwan business people also find themselves in an advantageous position to make investments here, because they are all Chinese, they speak the same language, share the same customs, traditions.

"We want to put our offense in an advantageous position".

At least Sergio García had an advantageous tee time this year.

But he is now running from an advantageous position.

So is this a dangerous condition, or an advantageous adaptation for elite athletes?

Rejecting an advantageous offer, after all, also sends a social signal.