Sentence examples for telling advantages from inspiring English sources

IN HIS undeclared, unprovoked, grisly war in Ukraine, Vladimir Putin enjoys several telling advantages.

Instead, Dean dexterously highlights the telling advantage that fiction has over journalism and history, portraying the inner realm of thoughts and feelings.

It was then that South Africa threatened to snatch a telling advantage.

The user was told the advantage of optimal model selection.

Scrum-half Mark Robinson was indignant when told the "advantage" was past its sell-by date, and handed a scrum instead.

We calculated participants' rates of lying and categorized each lie as either self-serving (told to advantage the liar or protect the liar from embarrassment, blame or other undesired outcomes) or kind (told to advantage, flatter or protect someone else).

But, put another way, as one LEP member told me: "Advantage was awash with money.

All told, Medicare Advantage enrollees with common chronic conditions have 23percentt fewer inpatient stays and 33percentt fewer emergency room visits than those on traditional Medicare.

Mr. Berlusconi sought to play the development to his advantage, telling reporters he had rejected an offer by the I.M.F. to provide a financial lifeline.

He sought to sell the experience as an advantage, telling audiences, "I saw the sausage factory up close," but his aides braced for intense scrutiny.

Instead, she has been presenting her otherness as an advantage, telling Joe Collins, a customer at the Barnes & Noble bookstore in Forest Hills, Queens, that he should vote for her because she knows "how to get things done" inside the Beltway.