Sentence examples for seeking advantages from inspiring English sources

Rusty LaRue, Caldwell's first quarterback at the university, recalled that the coach was never complacent and always seeking advantages.

The speed with which Asian Tigers like Taiwan and South Korea developed from 1960 onward was the result of deliberate diplomatic actions to stimulate innovations, complemented by strategies of multi-national companies seeking advantages of a well-educated but relatively cheap labour force.

Are they seeking advantage or escape?

A lot of people accused China of dragging its feet, seeking advantage.

That will create ever more opportunity for ascendent parties seeking advantage, whatever the bond-market cost.

Imagine it has a clean private sector not seeking advantage, not satisfied with the existing status quo.

Many foreign companies have invested in Britain as a springboard for exports to the Continent, seeking advantage from Britain's relatively low costs and more flexible labor laws.

Seeking advantage in the contest for the political allegiance of Hispanics, House Democrats are preparing legislation that would grant permanent residency status to millions of illegal immigrants.

ITV Productions (which initially kept the Granada name) still sought to maximise profits at ITV Network's expense, which led to a state of virtual war between producers and commissioners – with each seeking advantage at the expense of the other.

A14 Democrats' Immigration Bill House Democrats, seeking advantage in the contest for the political allegiance of Hispanics, are preparing legislation that would grant permanent residency status to millions of undocumented immigrants.

There is a new potential difficulty this year because some of the 11 navigation buoys now in place along the Putney to Mortlake course are at crucial points for crews seeking advantage or shelter from rough water.