Sentence examples for unseen advantage from inspiring English sources

Critics argue that the guarantors have an undisclosed interest in the outcome and an unseen advantage over other bidders because a buyer who wants the work might wind up competing against someone who only wants to bid up the price.

A growth strategy will succeed if it finds an unseen advantage in distribution.

But it might have some unseen advantages over the nimble biotechs who have been dominant in inventing targeted cancer drugs.

A discussion of those points has been added in the final paragraph: "While numerous previous studies have compared brain activity evoked by "seen" and "unseen" stimuli, the advantage of the present study is to specifically pursue the neural dynamics underlying a specific conscious content (stimulus location).

Men are seen as more likeable, more competent and more hireable, so they're paid more, treated better by their peers, are more likely to be mentored and generally handed a slew of unseen (and unearned) advantages.

The fundamental motivation behind this approach is the view that creating connections between stakeholders in the value chain will open-up unseen opportunities for the competitive advantage of responsible businesses, as illustrated in Table 2.

I have had the great advantage of visiting places unseen and using instruments purpose-built to work in the Arctic Ocean waters.

Organisms with a rapid response to reward signals – even brief or "unseen" signals – for food and sex would have a survival advantage.

He also attempts to take advantage of the power of the unseen hand: his.

British audiences this spring may become less fixated on whether the Virgin Mary would have been so earthy or sounded Irish, but such reactions are an example of the advantage to novelists of their characters being unseen and unheard.

Hair-trigger responses to learned threat cues, even "unseen" threat, may have been shaped by their survival advantage.