Sentence examples for is a certain advantage from inspiring English sources

There is a certain advantage to our gender.

There is a certain advantage to emerging from the water without feeling as though I soon would, like Lot's wife, turn into a pillar of salt.

But to refuse seemed equally queer The problem quickly showed itself to be not so much the dubious domestic behavior of Argentina as the dubious function of the league... From a dicatator's point of view, there is a certain advantage in having one's country represented in an international organization, provided the organization is simply a league held together with promises.

"But I think there's a certain advantage to being outdoors," he added.

Besides, some officials said, there could be a certain advantage to Washington's status as something of a lone wolf in this campaign.

Calling it weight training gave it a stigma in those days because of the name, but there was a certain advantage to being where we were at the time, sort of isolated in some respects.

The argument was rejected by Mr. Gingrich, who told a radio station here on Tuesday that there was "a certain advantage right now in having both of us tag-team Romney".

There's a certain advantage to that last option, which is that you're never going to forget to turn your rental back in and get charged the full amount.

There is a certain marketing advantage to going against Goliath and saying, "We're the little guys, we have to try harder," Mr. Golvin said.

Since we live as constantly tracked, surveyed, and enumerated subjects, there is a certain political advantage to remaining hidden; the idea of a boundless horde is invoked to appear politically threatening — "We are legion," as Anonymous says.

"The other thing, he's got a certain advantage; he's trained, for me, four or five generations of horses.