Sentence examples for been advantages from inspiring English sources
verb
To provide (someone) with an advantage, to give an edge to.
Despite this, there have clearly been advantages in having the co-operative model recognised in European legislation.
"From a tax management perspective there may have been advantages in avoiding the UK 26% tax rate but the process and IT overhead with the additional VAT complexity may negate these advantages.
Michael Mulgrew, president of the United Federation of Teachers, the city teachers' union, said the size of the unions' volunteer force and their ability to build personal relationships had been advantages.
Sure, there would have been advantages to LeBron James as a neighbor -- carpooling, for one -- but all I need at this stage of life is yet another reminder of someone far younger, richer, and better coordinated than I am.
"However, there are advantages.
Still, there are advantages.
There are advantages, though.
But there are advantages.
Of course, there are advantages.
There are advantages to waiting.
There are advantages in this.
