Definition

Examples

• "Not being able to read is a serious disadvantage in this modern world where writing is everywhere: on television, on billboards, on the Internet, in magazines."
• "The only disadvantage is that some workers need to use both of their hands to operate machinery."
• "From a business perspective, the advantages for western companies are undeniable."
• "I am available at your request to provide detailed information on the many advantages of becoming a Delavigne retailer."
• "This is the main advantage of Stickypedia: the fact that content is constantly being updated means that only the best, truest information survives."
• "Listen, I'm beginning to see the advantages of this endeavor."
• "Last week we talked about the advantages of eating well-balanced meals and getting regular exercise."
• "Icarus : That's a distinct advantage in my line of work."
• "Delavigne Corp, already considered a maverick in the cosmetics industry for its staunch refusal to use animals in the testing of its products, hopes to promote ecological awareness among customers as well as take advantage of a new wave of environmental consciousness brought to national attention by the recent bestseller "Global Warming: It's all your fault"."
• "Human beings have the disadvantage of being able to worry about future events, including ones which may never happen."
• "We will be able to turn this possible PR catastrophe into a huge marketing advantage over our competitors, most of whom do not work with OILS approved subcontractors."
• "Fashion insiders predict that within two years D&C will be outsourcing abroad for cheaper labour and materials, eliminating the biggest advantage that D&C had over its competitors."
• "Below are the key advantages of Loman's, the company I recommend that we choose."
• "Eating locally, when possible, certainly has advantages both in terms of environmental impact and taste."
• "Bargain Basement Bundle : The big advantage of this package (aside from the low price) is the inventory feature."
• "It was a tough competition, but Mr Oleré eventually outclassed his canine competitors by using his human brain to his advantage."
• "However, I should tell you that the contract you signed is actually to your advantage."
• "If you think about it, it's actually an advantage for you to sign a shorter contract, because you'll be in a position to sign a more lucrative deal once we see what the products will do in the open market."
• "But our current subcontracting policy offers countless financial advantages to corporations as large as ours."
• "Outsourcing: Cost-Efficient Advantage or Unethical Tool of Exploitation?"