Sentence examples for by advantages from inspiring English sources

Her concerns about immigration are said to be trumped by advantages EU membership offers in security and intelligence cooperation.

They say scores are polluted by advantages such as $400-an-hour 400-an-hour 400-an-houre therefore not meaningful measures.

But on the streets of Misurata, the Qaddafi forces' upper hand has been at least partly negated by advantages realized by local men fighting in the neighborhoods where they have lived their lives.

The territory Israel is vacating has become a curious hybrid, a place where the resentments that its presence engenders have been offset by advantages: superior roads and other public services, like water and power, stores richly stocked with foreign goods imported duty free through Israel, and -- at least for S.L.A. officers and their families -- prosperity unrivaled elsewhere in rural Lebanon.

The design may be driven by advantages and disadvantages of the choices.

Heterologeous production of rhamnolipids in Pseudomonas putida is characterized by advantages of a non-pathogenic host and avoidance of the native quorum sensing regulation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa.

He could, by advantage of his shared name with the Democratic incumbent and the mass confusion his candidacy would cause, find himself the governor-elect on Oct. 8.

Networking has long struck me as an activity undertaken by advantage seeking self-promoters and networks as suspicious mechanisms for excluding people.

The pets were in town to compete for North America's Best Singing Pet Title, a promotional contest sponsored by Advantage, a flea-control product.

The more polarised we become by advantage and its lack, the more thoughtlessly we will walk into parallel worlds of abundance and poverty, trust and suspicion.

The round was led by Advantage Capital Partners.