Sentence examples for seen advantages from inspiring English sources

But the state also has seen advantages from the drought.

Compared with morphological MRI alone, we have seen advantages in single cases of recurrent diseases and in the ambiguous diagnosis of suspected lymphatic spread to the neck.

Partridge of Imperial told a Board of Trade official in June 1962 that Imperial and Gallahers had seen advantages in the concession: they had expected to be able to reduce advertising expenditure by 50percentt because of the television restriction but Rothman Carreras had increased its advertising, and so the manufacturers were beginning to break ranks.

Fiercely independent, the directors have seen advantage in early settlement of their contracts.

So while the younger Mr. Trump may have seen advantage in accepting Russia's help, Russia certainly would have seen an advantage in proffering it.

As we have seen, Advantage West Midlands' budgets accounted for an average of £250m for each of its 13 years.

But others saw advantages.

Conservatives and Republicans see advantages in becoming open class warriors.

He said he saw advantages in having politically active employees.

People like him see advantages to online and text ordering.

"We do see advantages in an assembly," says Mr Piper.