Sentence examples for counting advantages from inspiring English sources
Most casinos use 6-8 decks to minimize counting advantages.
For special-effects rocketry, the $39,345 xDrive 35i gets a stronger and more sonorous in-line 6 that counts advantages by threes: 3 liters of displacement, 300 horsepower and 300 pound-feet of torque.
She'd never been much for spooning before, but it was a month for counting all your advantages.
Given the movie's success, Mediastream investors should double their money over the eight-year life of the fund, not counting any tax advantages.
Indonesia's programmers may be less numerous and their English skills may be poorer, but BaliCamp is counting on the advantage of location.
The Republicans hold a 54-46 seadvantageage, counting two independents who caucus with the Democrats.
Expression measurements using single tag counting provided advantages for assessing gene expression and for detecting short RNAs relative to multi-read protocols.
Mr. Bush is counting on a financial advantage because he did not accept federal subsidies in the primaries and therefore, unlike Mr. Gore, is not subject to spending caps.
Erceg is counting on that speed advantage to lower Simbol's costs and give it the flexibility to adjust production to match the market.
The insurance industry is asking the NAIC to define the MLR to its advantage, by counting marketing programs, including those with public health themes, as medical expenses, rather than the administrative expenses they clearly are.
Indeed, the decline of manufacturing employment is often the result of welcome gains in productivity and inexorable shifts in comparative advantage.But the principle of comparative advantage counts for rather less in Congress than the principle of electoral advantage.
