Sentence examples for idea of advantage from inspiring English sources

To reiterate, the basic idea is that justice establishes a moral presumption in favor of equality in the advantages people have (in different versions of the view the idea of "advantage" is variously interpreted).

In practice as well as in principle, the fusty old idea of comparative advantage still works.

The type to sing along with those far worse gone than himself, with the idea of gaining advantage over them in their weakness.

The idea of comparative advantage is lost on them.

The idea of taking advantage of body heat to power the world around us isn't exactly new everything from gyms to discotheques have been powered by sweaty meatbags.

Varshavsky suggested an innovative concept for antiviral therapy based on the idea of taking advantage of a specific viral activity instead of inhibiting it.

In other words, data use on a mobile phone is far too expensive for most people and they have no idea of what advantages it might offer them.

Relying on only ideas of mutual advantage and reciprocity would continue to leave these people the "outliers"—outside the contract, languishing below an acceptable level of functioning which they could, given another moral theory, rightfully claim.

"We bought the building with the idea of taking full advantage of the new rental atmosphere along Broadway," said Aby Rosen, the co-owner of RFR Holdings with Michael Fuchs.

New word reported - persuasion engineer," a man sent somewhere by his company to try and sell somebody an idea that would be of advantage to the company.

Although FEO carries the idea of offsetting the advantages of being well-born to its logical limit, it should be noted that by allowing differential ambition legitimately to affect individuals' life chances, FEO may not go far enough toward defining an ideal of genuine equal opportunity.