Sentence examples for That was advantageous from inspiring English sources

"Greg organised the BBC in a way that was advantageous to sport," Salmon says.

Later he was allowed to return to Denmark and negotiate the Treaty of Copenhagen with the Swedes (1660), a treaty that was advantageous to Denmark.

"Through the recession, our group presidents and publishing directors provided a level of oversight and support that was advantageous in optimizing our results," Mr. Townsend said in an e-mail message.

One solution is to make students aware of this conflict and to challenge them to provide examples of the intentional use of adaptation (for example) as well as its use by evolutionary biologists: Did ants adapt to their changed environment because (1) they wanted to do so and decided to change, or (2) because some ants possessed a particular trait that was advantageous in that environment?

On 12 January 2007 a BYuT vote in the parliament overrode the president's veto of the "On the Cabinet of Ministers" law that was advantageous for the president.

The effects in adulthood may be a nonadaptive consequence of behaviour that was advantageous during the nestling or immediate postfledging period when selection is most intense.

As a class, brainstorm animal adaptations that are advantageous.

"There is something about the genetics underlying the disorder that are advantageous.

I yearn to understand how spontaneous mutations that are advantageous can arise through changes in transcription, I am still learning.

Porous silicon (PSi) possesses unique physicochemical properties that are advantageous for biomedical applications.

There is a crisis but it is elsewhere-above all, in the Soviet Union which has no choices open to it that are advantageous.