Sentence examples for from advantages from inspiring English sources

Apart from advantages for plant maintenance, the environmental, safety and production implications are enormous.

Multinationals coming out of emerging markets tend to get their start from advantages rooted in arbitrage competing abroad on the basis of low costs at home.

This raises a moral question, says Miller: should people who benefit from advantages in bargaining power be required to redistribute their wealth?

While there exist several methods of determining Soc and Sor, each method benefits and suffers from advantages and disadvantages specific to that technique.

Accomplished people benefit from advantages created by earlier generations (of parents whom we didn't choose and taxpayers whom we've never met) and by the simple fact that they live in a country that provides opportunities that are not available everywhere.

National service would help to level the field (away from advantages provided by parents) and make the young much more aware of what they share with those who are not privileged.

The school's management will switch from Advantage Schools of Boston to Edison Schools in Manhattan.

She takes temporary assignments as an executive assistant from Advantage Human Resourcing, a Manhattan temporary agency.

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The only competitive advantage they have is their ability to move from advantage to advantage.

From advantage to deuce to break point to deuce to advantage.