Sentence examples for given certain advantages from inspiring English sources

Because it helped develop the Itanium technology, Hewlett-Packard will be given certain advantages over other computer makers.

City officials are creating cycle tracks (bikeways separated from moving traffic), bicycle boulevards (quiet residential streets were bikes and pedestrians are given certain advantages over cars) and a campaign to show how easy it is to bike.

Oceanariums, however, have certain advantages.

The state legislatures do have certain advantages.

This approach would have certain advantages.

These differences have likely arisen over evolutionary time, and the authors theorize that the changes may have given certain mite clades a competitive advantage in certain skin types.

But that aspiration runs counter to a central tenet of the Bloomberg administration's education philosophy: that giving certain students an advantage threatens to further splinter the sprawling system by class, leaving families lacking savvy and resources to attend some of the worst schools.

It is this variation which makes progress possible, for it gives certain individuals an advantage in the struggle for existence, and these individuals tend to crowd out their weaker brothers, and to make their own heartier qualities dominant in the general racial strain.

The voice and whatever compulsions lie behind it have combined to give Murrow certain advantages over rival criers of information over the airwaves.

On some websites like College Confidential, students insist that certain tests give certain types of students advantages.

But calling gave women certain advantages.