Sentence examples for that extra advantage from inspiring English sources

Uncertain times, it seems, call for unorthodox housekeeping — or "that extra advantage," as Desiree Gruber, a founder of "Project Runway," put it.

But for the more discerning prospector, high-technology metal detectors like the Minelab GPX 4800 — about $6,000 — provide that extra advantage when hunting for the gold that may be just below the surface of the rough soil in the outback.

Considering 80% of the data in the second phase for training a combined classifier has the extra advantage that the peaking phenomenon is countered, defined as the decrease in classification accuracy when too many features are included in the classifier [67].

This object-based method has the extra advantage that it corrects for photoblinking.

MagPlexTM superparamagnetic microbeads coated with antibodies have the extra advantage that they can also be used in the flow cytrometric screening assay.

So how can we figure out whether some players' passes give shooters that little extra advantage when it comes to scoring goals?

We conclude that the Medicare claims records provide detailed findings specific for a core group of patients with long-term AD and that these records have the extra advantage of supporting analyses over time.

And in the Preakness, he had the extra advantage of having Jerry Bailey on his back, providing a flawless ride and making sure that Red Bullet would not beat himself.

Rubber-legged, he had the extra advantage of looking goofy in almost any costume, especially a posh one.

And indeed it is one of the most engaging, morally unsettling political thrillers in quite some time, with the extra advantage of being true.

Mark E. Fischer, senior analyst at Banc of America Securities in Houston, said the Canadian basins have the extra advantage of being nearby, in a politically stable, English-speaking country with reasonable taxes and royalties.