Sentence examples for seeming advantages from inspiring English sources

It's about the advantages of disadvantages — and the disadvantages of seeming advantages.

Talk to friends and colleagues of the Winklevii, and the recurring theme is that for all their seeming advantages, the brothers, who are almost painfully polite, seem to fall — by choice or by nature — right in the dull center.

Despite the seeming advantages of having a full-time parent at home in the short run, the risks of divorce or future spousal unemployment are strong enough that any woman who chooses to be a stay-at-home mother risks her family's future well-being.

Despite some seeming advantages of our design, we were unable, with a few exceptions, to replicate the findings of the previous study.

Despite the fact that I grew up with seeming advantages, I had real struggles which make me very sensitive to the characterizations I hear spouted by certain politicians every day.

I'll admit that shorts, aside from all the money you've saved on 19 inches of extra cloth, have one seeming advantage.

BMPH also erases the seeming advantage conferred on workers by western Europe's minimum wages.Both versions of the real wage show large gaps in pay for similar work across economies.

But if these commercial deficiencies seem like advantages, this village and its enclosing town of the same name can be a good place to settle in.

Here its grassiness seems an advantage rather than a drawback.

They also got extra holidays, which seemed an advantage.

This might seem an advantage but, says May, can have a downside.