Sentence examples for handy advantage from inspiring English sources

Unlike Flattr, Brave itself doesn't know which sites the user visits (a handy advantage for a browser selling itself on privacy).

It was not enough to wrestle back top spot but it continues Bournemouth's impressive momentum and they have the handy advantage in their final six games of not having to face any of the top 10 sides.

One reason that companies turn to Handy Associates for executives is that the likeliest candidates are often to be found working for rival concerns, & Handy can prowl around & search them out Another Handy advantage is that if a company makes a mistake, it's stuck with it, while Handy guarantees performance or replacement.

The 5-1 chance still held a handy advantage rounding the home turn and although both home runner Bathyron and Dermot Weld's Irish challenger Pale Mimosa tried to make inroads, High Jinx had enough in reserve to hold them at bay.

While board memberships entail broad decision-making powers rather than hands-on management, in the U.N. system, such seats can confer a handy advantage in the backroom deals that are the real basis of U.N. business.

They have the handy advantage of not needing to do that very often, sometimes going six or seven months without a drink.

Keatley missed the conversion and but landed his third penalty to give the visitors a handy 14-6 advantage.

For Handy the big advantage to doing so was quickly adding liquidity in a relatively new market — i.e., getting a critical mass of cleaners and other service providers signed up to serve its customers.

The 25-person Mopp team, including founders Pete Dowds and Tom Brooks, will remain on board and will actually take over operations of the combined business in the U.K. For Handy the big advantage to doing so was quickly adding liquidity in a relatively new market — i.e., getting a critical mass of cleaners and other service providers signed up to serve its customers.

I felt passionately that England would get out of the group (and most likely Australia over Wales, with their injury problems) and that England could go on to the final, given our home advantage and handy turnaround time between matches.

Microbes can swap those handy mutations that deliver advantage in stressful circumstances with their neighbours: change happens on the spot, and this egalitarian, cooperative talent, called horizontal gene transfer, swiftly delivers microbial strains that can learn to resist whatever antibiotics we throw at them.