advantage
फायदा
definition
verb
Are we simply caught in a spiral here that will be destructive of our interests while, obviously, significantly advantaging theirs?
put in a favorable or more favorable position.
noun
companies with a computerized database are at an advantage
a condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.
translation of 'advantage'
लाभ,
प्राप्ती,
नफा,
अधिक मोका मिळण्यास उपयोगी ठरणारी गोष्ट,
फायदा
example
If this view is correct, U.S. higher education may continue to provide a noticeable 'advantage' over other countries.
It's got to be an 'advantage' for the town and it means more people could leave their cars at home and use public transport.
One of the earliest models of dominant firm behaviour is obtained by considering a situation in which one firm has an informational 'advantage' over the other.
Large seeds have been found to have a better chance of survival as seedlings and a growth 'advantage' over smaller seeds in competitive situations.
Henman races to three set points but Udomchoke gets a stay of execution as the Briton lets slip his 'advantage' for deuce.
East Timor does have an 'advantage' over countries that emerged from colonization during the 20th century.
Some of these individuals might be at an 'advantage' over their predecessors, because they might be more able to adapt to new conditions.
The way in which the deregulation was done was faulty; it allowed interest seeking traders to take 'advantage' to their own profit.
In such a world, it would be impossible to gain 'advantage' from observation, since all competitors would see the same thing.
that team always have an 'advantage' over us
This will help customers gain competitive 'advantage' .
It is indeed an 'advantage' to this expanding town.
the 'advantage' of this product is that it's cheap
I suppose there's some 'advantage' in going there
There was the hope to gain some 'advantage' in the West Indies.
it'd be a great 'advantage' for her to study before the exam
You need superior technology, but you also need a demonstrable 'advantage' over any competing method of doing business.
a new car wouldn't be of much 'advantage'
Instead they try to gain 'advantage' by exploiting economies of scale and network effects.
companies with a computerized database are at an 'advantage'
He said that this was an exciting challenge for him and the fact that this was a planned town was an 'advantage' .
If the opportunities to gain 'advantage' from automation are largely gone, the remaining frontier is innovation.
A magnificent first round game at St George's Road saw Londesbrough Park emerge with a seven-run 'advantage' over Harrogate.
This feature provides a significant 'advantage' for children over the general law on confidentiality.
The closeness of Swinford to Knock Airport should continue to be a huge 'advantage' to the town in the future.
Does this recent move put you at an 'advantage' or a disadvantage against your opponents?
The great 'advantage' of the town bus was that the tickets could be used several times daily free of extra charge.
Wherever there is some 'advantage' to be gained, be it ever so trivial, quarrels are the order of the day.
the village's proximity to the town is an 'advantage'
This energy form has an 'advantage' over liquid fuel in that it is an extremely safe product.
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