Sentence examples for understandable advantage from inspiring English sources

My friends conveyed Mr Whitehouse's sympathies to me – he having taken understandable advantage of the hiatus to make good his escape – and I spent the rest of the night very, very drunk".

The phenomenon is understandable, considering the evolutionary advantage it once provided.

And certainly, when it comes to gaining a psychological advantage, it is understandable that campaigns try to set up impossibly high expectations for the other side to stumble over.

It is a phrase much-loved because a) it is alliterative, and b) only vaguely understandable, the "vaguely" being an advantage, as it allows anyone to use it to make it mean whatever they want.

"It takes advantage of the understandable anxieties of a population unsettled by the pace of globalisation, and peddles a myth that Britain can stop the world and get off".

Both observers have the major advantage of being easily understandable for industrial applications and can be rapidly programmable in industrial plant controllers.

This approach has the advantage of being intuitively understandable and only dependent on the control and treatment and thus is independent of other potential pairs.

But it's also understandable why physical strength might be an advantage when receiving the ball with your back to goal.

The second method has the advantage of providing a more understandable scale.

Our self-report questionnaire has the advantage of being brief, easily understandable by patients and at the same time being comprehensive enough to include commonly prevalent comorbid conditions in ESRD patient population.

"Money: The Game Show" has the advantage of being short, clever and remarkably understandable, even for a financial illiterate like myself.