At the other extreme, romantic types regard a lake or sea as a friendly space where ideas, expertise and merchandise are traded to perpetual mutual advantage.
But it wasn't enough: With unlicensed vehicles, UberX had a perpetual cost advantage, and in October 2014 Hailo abandoned the U.S. market.
If you can breathe life back into them and make them vibrant and applicable to modern tenants you can have a perpetual competitive advantage," Unico Properties Senior Vice President of Development and Acquisitions Ned Carner said.
Tito's successors cannot control the perpetual elbowing for advantage among Yugoslavia's competitive republics with Tito's own encrusted authority.
The village was described in advertisements by Hailes in 1850 as "Burnside the Beautiful" with advantages of "perpetual running water, extensive and diversified view, rich garden soil and good building stone... ...... with a "... direct, newly-opened and unblemished route to Adelaide".
When combined, activist control of party primaries and a commitment by party leaders to wage a perpetual struggle for political advantage have created an environment in which intransigence is rewarded and cooperation is punished, making the bipartisan compromises of the past almost impossible.
These are people for whom the whole of music is a perpetual chaotic battlefield of incremental advantages and semidisastrous retreats.
He wasted little time making an impact as a base stealer, swiping a bag once for every 9.7 big league plate appearances and taking advantage of his perpetual green light.
If you're good at baking (or even just scoping out good deals on prepackaged snack items), take advantage of your classmates' perpetual hunger.
Brazil and USA are usually the teams to beat, having the great advantages of large beaches and – in Florida at least – perpetual sun.
DealBook » Britain Said to Consider Super-Long Bonds | The British government might begin to sell 100-year and even perpetual bonds, which never mature, in an effort to take advantage of low rates, Reuters reports, citing unidentified people in the Treasury.
