Sentence examples similar to era of advantage from inspiring English sources

In this era of behavior, the source of advantage has shifted to character.

The question is whether the United States will have used Tokyo's era of troubles to good advantage, or wasted another chance to regain ground it has lost.

In retrospect, the time from 2000 to around 2010 was the era of the "Perfect Mover Advantage".

The study of Baron et al. in the era of fiberendoscopic instruments presented the advantage that the endoscopic findings were assessed live in 60 patients by three different observers [ 4], nevertheless this study was of limited value because not all types of mucosal lesions were present and only three observers working in team for 20 months prior to the study were involved.

Messrs Raynor and Ahmed are happier crunching the numbers: they provide detailed appendices on "calculating the elements of advantage" and "category, trajectory and era analysis".

The figured bass era took full advantage of the possibilities of variety and contrast through judicious manipulations of all elements of composition.

The risks of air travel continue to be minuscule, even during the War on Terror era, while the advantages of exploring other countries remain precious and inarguable.

Computational systems are gradually moving towards Cloud Computing Infrastructures, using the several advantages they have to offer and especially the economic advantages in the era of an economic crisis.

A short lead time for product commercialization is a critical advantage in the era of highly challenging competitions.

In particular, India has been able to exploit its great comparative advantage in an era of broadband communications and globalisation: its wealth of technically adept, English-speaking talent.

In theory, he says, location should no longer be a source of competitive advantage in an era of global competition, rapid transport and high-speed telecommunications.