Sentence examples for indirect advantages from inspiring English sources

Open international trade has indirect advantages as well.

Gwynn said Jones could get 100 walks and might miss about 20 games, indirect advantages in the hunt for.400.

There are also indirect advantages to the extensive methods we used, for example the enhancement of skills within the research team, and developing links with local services and stakeholders.

The dryness could provide an indirect advantage, as well, experts on Afghan conflicts said.

This is where an indirect advantage of electric vehicles comes into play.

"While the disparity we found is surely not a good thing, it might have indirect advantage to the black patients of minimising their exposure to opioids," she says.

From the Indian perspective, reining in the militants would reduce the violent struggle inside Indian-occupied Kashmir and provide an indirect advantage to Indian forces in that area.

On the other hand, however, it may be argued that there may be an indirect advantage to those who use enhancers in terms of motivation or higher learning effectiveness.

In human behavior, as in the behavior of other animals, the provision of support to genetically related kin is expected to confer an indirect advantage in terms of inclusive fitness (Hamilton 1964a, b; Hrdy 2008, 2009; Gurven et al. 2001).

Traditional systems of monitoring and evaluation, however, fail to capture downstream, indirect, or collateral advantages (and threats) of intervention selection, design, and implementation from broader donor perspectives, including those of the diplomatic and foreign policy communities, which these programs also generate.

A second goal of this study was to tease apart indirect compatibility advantages (compatibility of parental genes expressed in the offspring) from direct ones (parental phenotypic compatibility) (refer to Figure 1).