Sentence examples for finding an advantage from inspiring English sources

But, as pointed out by Dan Fox in an article for the Drinks Business, there's one area craft breweries are finding an advantage -- marketing.

This study, indeed, evaluated the efficacy of the addition of weekly epirubicin to tamoxifen for patients older than 65 with node-positive early breast cancer, finding an advantage in terms of disease-free survival for patients receiving chemotherapy.

If we confine our results to "likely" voters, as Survey USA did, the results show a similar trend for Cuban Latinos with both polls finding a 56%to33%3% advantage for Rick Scott.

Picchio et al. have compared the accuracy of FDG-PET/CT versus CT alone, finding a major advantage of PET/CT over CT alone in excluding the presence of residual viable lesions after treatment.

After the Amended Rule, more franchisors disclosed franchisee and company stores expense and cost data, finding this an advantage over competitors.

For all but perhaps industrial and heavy manufacturing companies, finding a sustainable competitive advantage is almost impossible.

Until word about this book really gets around, following Kelsky's instructions should give job applicants a real advantage in finding an academic job.

Sixty-seven percent of AmeriCorps state and national members and 70percentt of AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps members reported that their service experiences provided them with an advantage in finding a job.

There might be a charge for this -- an advantage of finding a place that does this is even if you do your own cutting, they will have scraps that are for sale so you may not have to buy 8 feet (2.4 m) after all.

It isn't spreadsheets, it's finding a market inefficiency and taking advantage of it to buy wins at a reduced cost.

Adil Rashid was the most dangerous of England's attack, finding a good length and taking advantage of desperate batsmen in pursuit of an ever-increasing required run rate.