Sentence examples for no perceived advantage from inspiring English sources
Ancient Greeks and Romans knew about spaces in text, but the innovation did not spread because there was no perceived advantage.
In rural Makwanpur, a traditional birth attendant has no perceived advantage over a relative.
Considering how hard it is for tablet makers to compete with Apple, any perceived advantage will work.
By trying to turn attention away from that number now, it runs the risk of appearing to want to change the subject when it no longer has the perceived advantage.
In offshore detention, self-harm has become a "currency", Stevenson says, a tool used as leverage to win some perceived advantage, no matter how small, debasing, or ultimately self-defeating it might be.
He added: "It becomes a perceived advantage.
Their perceived advantage: airwaves not yet clogged with competing political messages.
The perceived advantage for sellers is that they deal exclusively with the broker they hired and not with brokers they have never met.
And if English firms gain even a perceived advantage, experts said, calls to change the rules in the United States could increase.
Mr Schumer is agitated about a perceived advantage for ICE that has broader implications for financial markets: the use of regulatory arbitrage.
