It was a relationship of "real mutual advantage".
Let's get off the high horse, vacate the academy and connect with people – to mutual advantage.
There men of letters mingled with the great nobility to the mutual advantage of both.
That challenges theories that base the justification of present-day duties on reciprocity or mutual advantage.
"We're not about putting them out of business," Mr. Ward said, "we're about coexisting to our mutual advantage".
Wallis says the column was an example of how the Met and the NoW "worked together for our mutual advantage".
"Good networking is about making the most of the people you meet to your mutual advantage," she reckons.
Another mutual advantage for senior and junior entrepreneurs can be a moral purpose, Ms. Isele, of Senior Entrepreneurship Works, said.
Certainly the two restaurants vied constantly for public acclaim, even if it was to their mutual advantage.
Less like father and daughter than like a couple of cautious, shipwrecked sailors, we eyed each other warily, then worked the situation to our mutual advantage.
Since the scarce goods weren't rationed out by ability to pay, they were doled out in proportion to clout, influence, connections, ruthless calculations of mutual advantage.
