Sentence examples for enough advantage from inspiring English sources

'And maybe that doesn't take enough advantage of his talents.

It doesn't take enough advantage of its concept".

But still no United goals in 72 games 6 Cristiano Ronaldo Did not take enough advantage of Gibbs' inexperience.

Using lossless techniques in medical image does not give enough advantage in transmission and storage and lossy techniques may lose crucial data required for diagnosis.

The front lines around Bagram, about 25 miles north of Kabul, have remained stalemated for two years, with neither side building up enough advantage to dislodge the other.

Most bands don't take enough advantage of the places they visit, he says, but Razorlight consult the Zagat guide and try to go local.

"Our sex has few enough advantages, you may as well make the most of those you have".

We have totally failed to overcome our biological limitations even though we have had more than enough advantages and opportunities to do so.

"The test does not offer enough advantages to warrant the cost," said Dr. Stephen C. Hammill, director of the electrocardiology laboratory at the Mayo Clinic.

Observations about gender dynamics ("Our sex has few enough advantages, you may as well make the most of those you have"; "Men enjoy the happiness they feel; we can only enjoy the happiness we give") are afforded particular weight.

But it might offer enough advantages to find its way into more niche applications.