considerable advantage

collocation in English

meanings of considerableand advantage

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considerable
adjective
uk /kənˈsɪd.ər.ə.bəl/ us /kənˈsɪd.ɚ.ə.bəl/
large or of ...
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advantage
noun
uk /ədˈvɑːn.tɪdʒ/ us /ədˈvæn.t̬ɪdʒ/
a condition giving a greater chance ...
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Examples of considerable advantage

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This is a considerableadvantage, and suggests that a hybrid system might be worth considering in future work.
Cost considerations did not give a considerableadvantage to either design.
This confers a considerableadvantage on the researcher when compiling pedigree data.
This is a considerableadvantage of the heuristic method.
With considerableadvantage, he appears to have been living there - inside the castle and in the 19505 - ever since.
Non-surgical treatment under these circumstances should, and does, confer a considerableadvantage.
These networks have the considerableadvantage of encapsulating different possible tree structures in a single diagram.
A tagged learner corpus would have the considerableadvantage of only giving the analyst what he wants.
To obtain repeatable in vitro fertilization results with a high success rate, use of standardized frozen-thawed spermatozoa would be a considerableadvantage.
It is found that anisotropic wall compliance confers very considerableadvantage with respect to reduction in instability growth rate and transition delay.
In contrast, a constraintbased theory of rhythm has the considerableadvantage of capturing such connections.
This is a considerableadvantage for the solution, when comparing it with numerous solutions in which the occupied space is modified by integrating additional peripheral equipment.
Although such an approach does have its drawbacks, it has the considerableadvantage of encouraging an analysis of processes rather than falling back on a description of what currently is.
There was considerableadvantage to the patients in terms of their subjective wellbeing, especially their morale, in the project group, compared with those who remained in hospital.
First of all, the addition of assignments, study questions, and exercises at the end of each chapter would be a considerableadvantage.
This is a considerableadvantage, as inundative releases of this parasitoid are expected to significantly reduce codling moth populations in infested fruits and also under the tree bark.
If ownership of a transistor radio is taken as a sign of the family's material status, collectivized workers again have a considerableadvantage over individualized ones.
That is of considerableadvantage to the public.
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I concede that it does, but, in my submission, there would be considerableadvantage in doing it nevertheless.
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In my judgment, this arrangement will be of considerableadvantage.
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