Sentence examples for curious advantage from inspiring English sources

Fogo Island has a curious advantage.

And here the president has a curious advantage.

Experience of bans gives him a curious advantage: "It's not the same but I had a [similar] situation last year at Liverpool.

The curious advantage of being able to survey the span of someone else's life, from start to finish, can seem peremptory, high-handed, forward.

"The curious advantage of being able to survey the span of someone else's life, from start to finish, can seem peremptory, high-handed, forward," Wood writes.

Loss is not without its curious advantages for the artist.

It was cut off for a while, but then private mobile companies moved in and found that the collapsed state provided a curious competitive advantage.No government means no state telecoms company to worry about, no corrupt ministry officials to pay off (there is no ministry), and the freedom to choose the best-value equipment.

Given that increased anisotropy in laying down axons leads to a smaller ensemble of possible networks (to see this consider the limiting case where axons are restricted to travel along only one axis), we were curious as to what advantages it might bestow.

Those who order the sandwich will be taking advantage of a curious deal.

One wonders what the advantage of this curious arrangement may be.

It might be an idea to take advantage of this curious channel, at least to get things started.