Sentence examples for direct advantage from inspiring English sources

Possibly the most direct advantage, Mielewski says, is improved fuel efficiency.

The remaining three approaches take direct advantage of the thermal responsiveness of ELPs.

Microsoft, now a middle-aged company, has shown that it is still capable of moving into new markets, even when its Windows monopoly provides no direct advantage.

However, by implementing a hydrogen recycle, significant savings are seen in the combined system, highlighting a direct advantage of system synergy.

This technology enables developers to create applications for the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad (though applications will not initially take direct advantage of iPad's new screen resolution).

In a 14 December letter to NASA's inspector general, he said that several Augustine panel members were registered lobbyists who took "direct advantage of their temporary roles on the Commission to further their personal business".

Of course, open-source programmers often reap some direct advantages from their improvements.

Economists have been explaining the direct advantages of trade since "The Wealth of Nations," by Adam Smith, was published in 1776.

The direct advantages of the vaccine seem greater in younger subjects, particularly those <2 3 years of age.

And in both cases the loss of effective boundaries, though it brings some direct advantages, threatens something important: the ability of creators to profit from their creations, the ability of governments to collect revenue.

We recognize the direct advantages that women as leaders bring to the table, which often include diverse perspectives, collaborative styles, dedication to mentoring and keen understanding of female employees and customers.