Sentence examples for past advantages from inspiring English sources
He added: "Personal statements should be more than an excuse to highlight past advantages.
Nintendo's hope is that this will help erase one of Sony's biggest past advantages: the far greater number of game titles available for its machines.
One theme heard coming from Ferrari is how the new lower-cost Formula One is costing Ferrari one of its past advantages.
Personal statements should be more than an excuse to highlight past advantages".
"Admissions tutors are increasingly conscious of how past advantage can affect the statements submitted," says Dr Jones, "Academic capital is more important than cultural capital – so it's great if you can play the flute, but we'll be more impressed if you show a deep understanding of your discipline and the kind of content you'll encounter on your chosen courses".
Whatever its past political advantages, the payroll tax now imposes an unnecessary burden on a stagnating economy.
Furthermore, decrees Douthat,> Whatever its past political advantages, the payroll tax now imposes an unnecessary burden on a stagnating economy.
But if you're able to move past competitive advantages to true defensibility — to really being able to protect your business from competition — your value grows exponentially.
What's the advantage of being the 50th guy on the bus?" In the past, one advantage for those reporters who committed to spend as many as two years on the campaign trail was that they were often vaulted into the White House press room; many of those assigned to cover the next president will not have had the benefit of such seasoning, or exposure to the new president's advisers.
"It was much better in the second half and it looked like we were getting past the advantage line but just not finishing things off".
Cohesive Zone Models (CZM's) have been extensively used in the past, taking advantage of traction-separation laws between stresses and relative displacements to simulate crack growth along predefined paths.
