Sentence examples for taste advantage from inspiring English sources

"There's a real taste advantage," she said, and for that, some customers are willing to pay nearly double.

It's largely beef tallow, which gives it a big taste advantage over vegetable shortening, and makes it stable enough for deep-frying.

One of them is French, with a sophisticated palate that has been treated to every taste advantage that the world's most civilized nation can offer.

But when you taste a tomato or some arugula from BrightFarms, and compare it to something that's been shipped from out West, there is an obvious taste advantage, too.

In this way the Stationers' Company itself became a publishing organization; and having tasted the advantages, it bought up more and more copies on its own account.

Spence says that food and drinks businesses could use the connection between sound and taste to their advantage.

The TASTE process takes advantage of the lowered Tg of certain polymers after irradiation to enable selective patterning of thermally induced reflow.

Besides their grasp of Chinese tastes, the main advantage of the locals, in both PCs and handsets, lies in distribution.

And they've been joined recently by artisanal producers of vodka and whiskey who actually distill their grains in Woodinville office parks and warehouses, then sell them from adjacent tasting rooms, taking advantage of a captive audience of tipplers.

Where the Lyndhurst view is too pessimistic, though, is that risky comedies – and it's worth remembering that Dad's Army, satirising a national conflict that had ended only 23 years earlier, challenged taste – have some advantages now that were unavailable then.

To my taste, the putative advantages of the Kindle Wi-Fi, a Kindle Wi-Fi in fact its weakeyboard are