Sentence examples for forgot the advantage from inspiring English sources

He never forgot the advantage that college gave him and he advocated for the same advantage for others.

The studio moguls were princes of patronage, but composers had grown used to neglect and forgotten the advantages and disadvantages of steady employment.

Goldfarb: Let's not forget the funding advantage the investment grade REITs have.

Also, don't forget the huge advantages of incumbency in money and clout.

"People rightly point out the disadvantages, but they sometimes forget the substantial advantages," Dawkins said.

I forgot the hep C y'know.

Forget the gender strength advantage.

In theory, a country is able to specialize without any adjustment costs; in the real world, these costs might easily bury "the advantage". Even forgetting about the social costs of possible unemployment, LCA therefore excludes -- among many other items -- the costs of re-training, relocation, and readjustment of workers of an industry that is liquidated.

It is time to recall John Maynard Keynes's words in the House of Lords in the debates on GATT The separate blocs and all the friction and loss of friendship they must bring with them are expedients to which one may be driven in a hostile world where trade has ceased over wide areas to be co-operative and peaceful and where are forgotten the healthy rules of mutual advantage and equal treatment.

Don't forget, the Money Man has the reach advantage here.

It is ideal, as one of the organizers remarked to the first-day arrivals as he showed them around – ideal for reflection, as well as for refreshing strolls, which no one forgot, taking good advantage of the proximity of the camp to the highest mountain, known as the Thousand-Metre Peak; thus in both directions – up to the top of the peak, down from the peak!