Sentence examples for that an advantage from inspiring English sources

After that, an advantage begins to appear [ 35- 42].

Was that an advantage?

Doesn't that suggest that an advantage humans had over Neanderthals was the social mind?

The clear, and predictable, message of the tournament is that an advantage is now enjoyed by the countries where women's cricket is linked institutionally to the male game, giving it access to its financial and professional resources.

ALEX HOLTZ, vice president for sales and marketing for the last four years after spending 22 years at Penguin U.S.A., said that an advantage of a relatively small company like Barron's where everyone is in the same building is that "we can act quickly" to respond to trends.

"I like to cook but hate to do the dishes," said Neil Cohen, the designer, pointing out that an advantage of this attractive collection is dish economy: there's no need to empty the contents of the round-bellied vessels with their calligraphic handles into serving bowls.

"Look, that's an advantage that was unbeatable," Zwirner said.

I think that's an advantage that you can't underestimate".

Sometimes that is an advantage.

So that's an advantage we have.

But that's an advantage.