Sentence examples for search for advantage from inspiring English sources
America's development of missile defenses is a search for security, not a search for advantage.
He has described his policy as "a search for security, not a search for advantage".
The preparations to the testimony showed how the factions were searching for advantage.
The search for competitive advantage should drive all participants toward excellence.
The new parties will find their programmes diluted as they are forced to compromise in coalition building or in forging opposition alliances, so that Podemos's ideas, for example, already modified in the search for electoral advantage, are unlikely to be put into practice in any full way.
A joint program of Russia and NATO to defend against possible missile attacks from countries like North Korea, Iran and Iraq would address Europe's two main worries about the Bush administration's commitment to building an antimissile system: that it could trigger a new cold war with Russia and that it would signify an American search for unilateral advantage.
There is no industry where firms link their search for competitive advantage more closely to intellectual property (IP) than those in the pharmaceutical industry.
Using this approach the study develops a nuanced view of the dominant patterns of buyer behaviour, and challenges the opinion that a search for competitive advantage will strengthen cooperative relationships in conditions of power based interdependence.
The search for competitive advantage through product differentiation is a strategy that implies for the winemakers to convey the efforts in the interaction with the actors in the upstream phase of the wine industry through research and enhancement of biodiversity that can be crucial for the wine market (Pinder 2011).
And with McConnell's rise into the GOP leadership, his continuous search for tactical advantage with limited regard for policy consequences has overrun Washington.
The search for competitive advantages in baseball used to be easier.
