Sentence examples for realized advantages from inspiring English sources

A Report of a Few of the Less Generally Realized Advantages Accruing from Incidents of the Summer Season.

The New Yorker, July 7 , 1934P. 26 A Report of a Few of the Less Generally Realized Advantages Accruing from Incidents of the Summer Season.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, July 7 , 1934P. 26 A Report of a Few of the Less Generally Realized Advantages Accruing from Incidents of the Summer Season.

But they soon realized the advantages of a single-shot approach.

A facile one-pot synthetic approach was developed to prepare C-doped hollow TiO2 spheres, which simultaneously realized these advantages.

Like Severus before him, Constantine began to punish the city for siding with his defeated rival, but soon he too realized the advantages of Byzantium's location.

The writers realized some advantages to the strike: they were able to use actors whose shows had been canceled during the strike, and they were able to respond to confusion from the audience.

For taxonomic studies in general, Carter and others 10 and Lutz 11 realized the advantages of phenol in the dehydration and clarification of the insect body, which are required for perfect visualization of the body structures.

The Dutch then realized the advantage of coming to terms with the king.

And companies have also realized the advantage of simplifying them — offering "glance-ability," as Elizabeth Sherman, a spokeswoman for Cobra, put it.

In the past, only companies like Honda and Nissan realized the advantage of special-edition cars.