Sentence examples for comparative advantages from inspiring English sources

The comparative advantages of near-space vehicle as compared to satellite and airplane are investigated.

"The United Nations maintains several distinct comparative advantages in Iraq," Mr. Ban said.

What an economist might call Mr. Sassmannshaus's vertically integrated violin multinational is one of the conservatory's comparative advantages.

To achieve this, organisations from every relevant sector will need to partner together to leverage their comparative advantages successfully.

The premise is that donors have specific strengths, or comparative advantages, that can be leveraged to support development advances.

Too many countries are seized by ambitions that bear no relation to their particular comparative advantages.

By the 1990s, however, the island's comparative advantages began to wear out.

Yet one of Hisun's comparative advantages seems to be that it does not spend much money to treat toxic chemicals that are byproducts of producing these drugs.

These changes may encourage investment in sectors where Mozambique has comparative advantages – agriculture, agro-processing, tourism, small-scale manufacturing and services, and infrastructure and logistics.

None of this impacts human-centered work, the idea that people have critical comparative advantages that must be embraced, nurtured and developed.

Yet Manhattan does have its own comparative advantages for the fledgling Hummer dealership, now in its fifth month of operation at 55th Street and 11th Avenue: an abundance of disposable income and a concentration of business leaders and celebrities.