Results for at an advantage translation from English to Tagalog

at an early age
sa murang edad

repentance is at an end
wag kang gagawa ng decision na pagsisihan mo sa huli

stamped at an international border
mga hangganan sa internasyonal

axa kon dilaak sagipo hiak at an makapot
axa kon dilaak sagipo hiak at isang makapot

we sell quality items at an affordable price
abot kayang presyo

a kite is flying at an altitude of m meters
pagpapahayag ng algebra

features of the enterprise or a group that provide it with an advantage over others in the industry
ang pagpasok ng mga kakumpitensya

i am at an age where my taste for life is different.
i am at an age where my taste for life is different.

poor eating habit developed at an early age lead to a life time of real health consequences
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the definition of a benefit is something that will provide an advantage for others, something you may receive as compensation from an insurance company or an event to raise money for a worthwhile cause.
the definition of a benefit is something that will provide an advantage for others, something you may receive as compensation from an insurance company or an event to raise money for a worthwhile cause.

some of the people attending are partially blind, while others have suffered from visual degeneration at an early age, or they were born blind.
ilan sa mga kasapi ng nasabing grupo ay malapit nang mabulag, samantalang ang iba naman ay nawalan ng paningin noong bata pa, o 'di kaya'y buhat nang sila ay ipinanganak.

i am amazed at the boldness of the metropolitan arch bishop and suffragan bishops of the ecclesiastical province of cebu in taking up at an episcopal conference a matter concerning the constitutional duties and prerogatives of the officials and branches of the government of the commonwealth.
i had so far ignored charges made to the effect that the hierarchy of the catholic church in the philippines had instigated and was behind the movement for the enactment of the bill regarding religious instruction in the philippines. but the pastoral letter signed by the metropolitan archbishop of cebu and the suffragan bishops of that ecclesiastical province is an incontrovertible evidence that we did face at the last session of the assembly, and we do face now, one of the most menacing evils that can confront the government and people of the philippines; namely, the interference of the church in the affairs of the state

c/success is inevitable if you strive hard to finish school. four to five years of hard work will be worth it once you land a job as a professional. some students, at an early age, have to stop their studies to get work and help their parents and siblings. they are earning a little just to get by until they realized later that they are contented with what they have become, they have already abandoned their dreams. but there are those who are very stubborn stubborn enough that they won't let p
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