Sentence examples for profitable advantage from inspiring English sources

Dave Whelan did not get where he is today without knowing how to both spot a bargain and turn it to profitable advantage, so no one should be that surprised he has not only ignored the advice of his MP and interviewed the disgraced former Cardiff manager Malky Mackay for Uwe Rosler's old job but gone right ahead and appointed him.

Why on the list: Independent Energy has taken quick and profitable advantage of a niche created by deregulating energy markets.

Without the ban, refiners would lose a profitable advantage they now have over American producers and American oil would most likely sell for about the same price as the internationally traded Brent crude, which now goes for about $3 a barrel more.

Methodology: For making promises, we compare a First-Come First-Served approach to an approach using nested booking limits and giving advantage to profitable customers and attractive periods.

Indian entrepreneurs like Darwin's surviving species mutated quickly over the last ten years or so and took advantage of profitable opportunities in sectors where government regulations were absent, especially pharmaceuticals and software.

pie — a move that proved very profitable for those who took advantage of it.

Another man already to have made an impression in Dubai over the winter is James Doyle, the 23-year-old jockey having taken advantage of a profitable association with the trainer Dhruba Selvaratnam to ride plenty of winners in the colours of Ahmed al-Maktoum.

When what each group brings to the table is combined, they can create positive results, competitive advantage, and a profitable future.

Agricultural mechanization had decreased the need for cheap labor, but having an underclass is profitable for whoever can take advantage of them.

However, critic Charlotte Sussman points out that other leading writers of the day, such as the Romantic poets William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge, also took advantage of this profitable market.

But the adaptation was evolutionarily profitable; it provided a distinct survival advantage for those of the species who aligned themselves with humans.