Sentence examples for world's advantage from inspiring English sources

What's more, it has clearly been to the world's advantage to have the works not just of Britten but also of Bach, Mozart and Beethoven on tap.

Inside the Soviet Union, however, the quantity and quality of the cars it produced epitomised both the system's failure and the capitalist world's advantage.Cars bring freedom of movement (at least until the roads are full of them) and symbolise personal aspiration: both were frowned on in the Soviet Union.

It cut the world champion's advantage in the championship over Rosberg to 10 points.

Hamilton's team-mate Nico Rosberg was running behind Vettel in second place in Singapore when the world champion's advantage was at its most extensive.

Their charge will upset many established Western firms, which will face increasingly savage price competition, and also overturn many assumptions about the rich world's competitive advantage.

Economics, though, can't explain the rise in the whole world's (absolute) advantage from $3 to $30 a day, not to speak of $137 a day.

One of the commercial art world's biggest advantages for women is that it allows them to be themselves.

It is part of a wider attempt to reshape the world to Russia's advantage.

To some degree, the focus on an unstable threat-filled world works to Mr. Bush's advantage.

The collaborative work by composer C.F. Kip Winger and choreographer Christopher Wheeldon is a compelling take on one of the classical world's most entrancing advantages -- dancing with the dead.

And the durability and persistence of institutions, which had worked to Europe's advantage after World War II, were now less positive attributes than impediments to growth.