Sentence examples for public advantage from inspiring English sources

But it's not to his public advantage that on "F.A.M.E.," his fourth album, he sounds most comfortable at his most callow.

In contrast, Republicans have a record of using the power of subpoenas as a partisan tactic: a dubious strategy that has rarely yielded real public advantage.

Google was one of the first widely used sites to take public advantage of this, setting up ipv6.google.com, which maps to an IPv6 address for its home page.Support for IPv6 is already baked into most popular operating-system software.

It would have been a way of squaring the circle between public hostility towards big City bonuses and ensuring that this new-found wealth can be turned to public advantage.

In the first place, it is established by a series of cases that an ulterior public advantage may justify a comparatively insignificant taking of private property for what, in its immediate purpose, is a private use.

The British "are conditional acceptors" of animal research who expect to see some medical or public advantage in return, he said; to avoid creating a backlash, researchers "need to be honest and not overstate the medical benefit of primate research".

The district is, indeed, a conspicuous illustration of the class of enterprises which have been authorized in order to secure the recognized public advantages which will accrue from reclaiming and opening to cultivation large areas of swamp or overflowed lands.

Mr. Bush and his advisers knew that they risked losing a public relations advantage, they said.

Now the president is trying to wield his public opinion advantage as a club to back Republicans down.

Beyond the shooting Thursday, Washington was full of the usual posturing, speculating, rumor-trading and jockeying for public relations advantage.

The public takes advantage of every improvement; in a new grassy bowl, he'd seen children wheel in a red wagon and lay out a picnic.