Why is NMR better than MS?

Can you elaborate on why Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectroscopy is considered superior to Mass Spectrometry (MS) in certain analytical applications? Are there specific advantages NMR offers, such as higher sensitivity, selectivity, or the ability to detect non-volatile compounds, that make it the preferred technique in these instances? How do the principles and limitations of NMR differ from those of MS, and how do these differences impact their respective areas of application?