Sentence examples similar to potentially advantage from inspiring English sources
By using bidirectional configuration, this scheme has potentially advantages of cost effective and simple structure.
Osborne said that he wanted to lead a "quiet revolution" that would make the Treasury more aware of the potentially advantages of cutting taxes.
This presents important opportunities for preference measurement and research with, potentially, advantages over one-to-one interviews.
The bacteriophages show adaptations to their host and possess genes that may enhance Campylobacter metabolism, potentially advantaging both the bacteriophage and its host.
Romney's Medicare ad is designed to undermine that relatively modest but potentially crucial advantage.
This fact alone, Ms. Fenn writes in her book, gave the British a potentially decisive advantage over the Americans.
A hacker could potentially take advantage of the security flaws to secretly launch malicious code or programs.
Celtic had not been short of opportunities to establish a potentially decisive advantage before the visitors' resurgence, Riordan and Paul Hartley both failing to convert with only Langfield to beat.
"It already has a fairly substantial number of people using the site [a reported 1.5 million people a month] and they can potentially take advantage of that.
Pfizer's potential acquisition of Allergan would allow Pfizer to redomicile to Ireland, where it could potentially take advantage of lower tax rates.
That they should miss two glorious opportunities to take a potentially decisive advantage seemed merely to underline the certainty of their looming ordeal.
