Sentence examples for been a key advantage from inspiring English sources
With a bigger iPhone, Apple would be able to close one of the gaps that has been a key advantage for Android - that some people like larger screens, and that using one tends to have a ratchet effect: once you've done it, you don't go back.
Indeed, lower service fees have been a key advantage of smaller software companies, which typically offer their own implementation.
This leakiness, however, could have been a key advantage.
This is a key advantage over Japan, and America's superstars will continue to profit mightily.
Coördination is a key advantage: in theory, with one firm coördinating every aspect of a given product's features, the result can work better than its uncoördinated rival.
The Lotus has demonstrated that it uses its tyres very well, and this will be a key advantage again this season.
Short-term liquidity is a key advantage, as borrowers may well be using their credit lines for college tuition bills or as emergency funds if they lose a job or face a major home repair.
But it also came about because of the new reality of the Internet: a lot of services were going to be algorithmic, and owning your own infrastructure would be a key advantage.
As we talked, he turned discussions of issues into discussions of feelings; he seems determined not to speak in Washington patois, and to believe that it will be a key advantage over his opponents if he can avoid it.
