Sentence examples similar to long lasting advantage from inspiring English sources

The integration allows long lasting transgene expression, which may have a therapeutic advantage.

Long lasting headache attacks.

A little head start in this world goes a long way; in the digital economy, "first movers" gain a tremendous and possibly long-lasting advantage, without extra government fortification.

Such a panel, headed by a respected retired military figure, could establish at long last whether the advantages of this complex machine are truly worth the costs and risks.

But there's an inverse relationship between how long this advantage lasts and how good the thing is.

At long last, style!

At long last.

And, at long last, Poland.

Supply is, at long last, becoming tighter.

That last advantage -- the accessibility advantage -– was revolutionary.

This last advantage is key.