Sentence examples for apparent advantages from inspiring English sources

He has some apparent advantages.

Unfortunately, these apparent advantages have turned into an incubus.

Paddick thinks that one of the jukebox musical's apparent advantages may have been part of its problem.

Each sale has its apparent advantages – the Salesforce and Alphabet negotiations were initiated by Twitter executives themselves, according to Reuters.

Despite these apparent advantages it may not be an easy conference for the LibDem leadership, since this may be the last chance for activists to leave their mark on the party manifesto for 2015.

Central planning of this kind is not without apparent advantages, however, since it enables a government to mobilize resources quickly on a national scale during wartime or some other national emergency.

Delaying now, though, doesn't create any apparent advantage for baseball.

However, X's apparent advantage will disappear if voting is "sophisticated".

In that regard, Denver had an apparent advantage: Mr. Bennet and Mr. Boasberg.

Mr Kirch's fabled stock of Germany's film rights gave him an apparent advantage.

The first apparent advantage of this structure was that it effectively paid for itself.