Sentence examples similar to welcoming advantage from inspiring English sources

Whether one wants to see where a favorite bourbon gets born or brave a journey to a remote Scottish island, more and more distilleries are seeing the advantages in welcoming whiskey-loving tourists.

But if there are two approaching lions they keep their number advantage by sending a welcoming committee of four.

Chief executives of firms in the group, including from Sainsbury's, Centrica and Merrill Lynch, said Britain had won an advantage over France and Germany by welcoming eastern European workers, with the economy then seeing faster growth and lower inflation.

Staff were sometimes challenged to explain detailed rules for the program's different activities while also welcoming them and encouraging them to take advantage of the program.

Qtum plans to launch QtumX in 2019, which will help major corporations take advantage of optimized smart contract automation, effectively welcoming the "mainstream" to blockchain.

Leon Panetta, the defense secretary, is calling for a "smaller, leaner" military, so colleges and universities are welcoming — or in some cases ignoring — an invasion of students taking advantage of the modern heir to the G.I. Bill.

One way they're doing this is by taking advantage of our intransigence on immigration policy and then welcoming foreign-born founders to their shores.

For more than 200 years, our tradition of welcoming immigrants from around the world has given us a tremendous advantage over other nations.

If other clubs make mistakes then we have to ensure we're ready to take advantage". Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers is next up and he starts by welcoming the new five-year contract for Jordan Henderson (12 01 entry).

All were astonishingly welcoming.

Attractive and welcoming.