Sentences with phrase «much of the advantages»

(Although, new research on this topic suggests that it is not as much of an advantage as you think, since our birth order is really about how we act with our family and not out in the real world.)

Talkray's competitive advantage, reliability on a slow connection, won't be much of an advantage once the mobile infrastructure improves in developing countries.

From the owners» perspective, a strong luxury - tax penalty limits just how much of an advantage the richest teams in baseball have in the free agent market.

How much of an advantage is that continuity in light of the big changes in Boston and Cleveland?

You've got to get the ball in the fairway here, and Bubba's distance isn't much of an advantage on the par - 5s, three of which are gettable in two for both long and short hitters.

The other defenders on the floor might not even realize how much of an advantage Holiday has created until he's pushing right to the rim.

His length isn't as much of an advantage there and he's missed the cut three times in six tries.

It is just a shame that this year that does not seem to be quite as much of an advantage as usual as the two pots look a lot more balanced.

It would be too easy to get carried away on the basis of a couple of results on the European stage but what was surprising was how much of an advantage both teams had before capitulating.

The question now is how much of that advantage belongs to him - and how much of it is about loyalty to the Tories.

I don't know how much of an advantage it really has at this point.

Furthermore, adding 50 gm of carbohydrate may at least contribute to reversing the beneficial effect of lowering T3 that mediates much of the advantages of CR, as shown in the above study.

I can't say this is so much of an advantage for me, as the majority of my cosmetics last the normal 7 - 8hours, leaving me with redish - nrown streaks of bronzer where the rest of my makeup had already faded.

Get on OKTrends for 10 minutes and see how much of an advantage attractive, young women and tall men get.

The publicity for the movie makes a big deal of the fact that the singing wasn't post-recorded, but that isn't much of an advantage when most of it sounds horrible.

Bullet Dodge can be used in multiplayer matches, but it is heavily limited in order to prevent people from gaining too much of an advantage over the other team.

If large, centrally planned organizations like CMOs come to dominate charter schooling, much of that advantage may be lost.

I don't think the turbo cars would have as much of an advantage on warm nights than they would if it were cold.»

McLaren is justifiably proud of the fact that this technology was banned in Formula One as being too much of an advantage, but you get it on the 650S.

Really opened my eyes to how much of an advantage a good cover can be.

I'm not thrilled that it comes with a stylus that I will probably lose, but the touch screen looks intriguing and I'll be interested to see how much of an advantage the Daily Edition's seven - inch diagonal measurement gives it over the six - inch diagonal of the Kindle.

That is admittedly defeating much of the advantages of Pinterest, because why would someone bother to «follow» a board that never changed or expanded?

Nobody uses multiple cards so «unlimited» storage isn't much of an advantage.

Amazon's customer service is almost as much of an advantage as a great search algorithm or an excellent sales team.

The Archos Internet Tablet needs 3G to be a first - class mobile twitter device but even in it's current form it shows how much of an advantage screen real - estate and a quality browser platform are.

And that's not really that much of an advantage at all.

But, as we've discussed before, how much of an advantage is that really when more and more readers are going to online sites to buy their print books?

By that time you've lost much of the advantages of compounded interest which produces considerable investment gains over your lifetime.

Investors don't realize how much of an advantage this is but taxes on your investment gains take a huge bite out of your returns over the years.

If you're a newbie, and not really serious yet about Forex trading, a deposit bonus isn't going to be much of an advantage.

A: If there is an appreciable gain on those stocks, there isn't much of an advantage.

If people stopped using market orders, much of the advantage of high frequency trading would go away.

My thought was this: mutual banks could work versus the big banks, because scale is not much of an advantage in banking.

It's a fairly simple concept, but one that works extremely well and careful use of your money is quite important, but it never unbalances the game and you never feel as though your opponents have too much of an advantage when they have more money.

The only flaws with exploiting it is that there are still a few problems with the counter button prompt appearing much like RE5's licker counter, so it's not always reliable but does offer too much of an advantage most of the time.

Bullet Dodge can be used in multiplayer matches, but it is heavily limited in order to prevent people from gaining too much of an advantage over the other team.

Although much of the customisation is aesthetic rather than ability based, this works in the games favour, meaning even veterans who have more upgrades than you've had hot dinners wont have too much of an advantage.

They found, in agreement with Johns et al. (2001), that using an earlier base period can enhance detectability, but that much of this advantage is lost when the reduced data coverage of earlier base periods is taken into account.

If the paper comes in an hour late, how much of an advantage is that?

These include keeping certain topics, such as commentary on the firm's on - going matters, off - limits and avoiding material that would give opponents too much of an advantage.

If only it were so but of course in reality much of the advantages dissipate: * Group sessions last longer than the individual hour, typically 90 minutes.

Not exact matches

It's much easier (and less expensive) to plan teambuilding activities for smaller businesses, so take advantage of this and set up an afternoon out of the office.

Smaller businesses have an advantage of actually knowing their customers much better or, in most cases, knowing them personally.

Jerry McAdams, author of The Reward Plan Advantage, suggests that you focus as much on explaining your incentive - pay system as you do on designing it.

So much of social media success comes from taking advantage of the hottest trends, which is easier than ever with the help of Trendspottr.

The heftier tablet's advantage over rivals, of course, is that it runs a full Windows 8.1, so you can download pretty much any programs onto it that you want, just as you'd do with a PC.

If you are the buyer in a depressed economy, you normally have the advantage of too much supply and lower demand.

With so much potential, it is only a matter of time before entrepreneurs here in the United States find ways of taking advantage of the new market nearby.

But again, the rollback potentially not giving ISPs as big of a business advantage doesn't do much to keep your data private.

Some of Wednesdays trading was likely market participants taking advantage of Tuesdays moves to buy currencies at cheaper levels, or to exit long dollar positions, after much of Asia and Europe returned from the May Day holiday, said Osborne.