Sentence examples for unusual advantages from inspiring English sources

But if the Indian fast food market is in some ways an unusually difficult one, Reliance's new entrant will also have some unusual advantages.

All Presidents seek to influence the media, but Trump enjoys unusual advantages in this regard.

But he enjoys two unusual advantages over his peers in Indonesia.

There are differences in the brains of the left-handed, in some cases conferring unusual advantages as well as vulnerabilities.

Because Puerto Rico's bonds have these unusual advantages, investors snapped them up year after year, even as the territory's overall debt load started to snowball.

Most other doctors could not hope to do as well in court as Dr. Hurwitz, who had unusual advantages at his second trial thanks to his prominence and the outrage over his conviction.

If other labor unions had all these unusual advantages working on their behalf -- and they all wish they did -- their members would probably be earning far more then they do now, and American unions would be far more powerful than they are.

The auction at the other table highlighted an unusual advantage of the negative double.