Sentence examples for a mutual advantage from inspiring English sources

"Were very happy there's been a resolution, that people have an option to continue living in this kind of community to what I think is a mutual advantage," said Joseph Mike, executive director of the Connecticut Manufactured Housing Association in Bristol.

Much like the giraffe's home, we must question whether the establishment that was built in the interest of pioneering scientists is one that fosters a mutual advantage for the diverse community that it serves.

Furthermore we show that the AVRk1 family has coevolved with the lineage of TE1a RTs, suggesting a mutual advantage from the association which may ultimately benefit parasite adaptation and success.

Ordinal utilitarianism is a mutual-advantage theory that is applied ex ante to the design of institutional structures and legal rules, not directly to policy choices.

Others have stressed that the overall relationship between European corporate enterprises and the Indian and other Asian authorities was often an amicable one, based on a perception of mutual advantage, which often led to an increase in trade and regional prosperity.

The language of e-mailed requests has unwritten rules, and many of them are just like the rules for meeting people in person when trying to make a deal to mutual advantage.

Hobbes's argument for the state is an argument from mutual advantage.

For contractarians, for whom morality is an agreement for mutual advantage, it follows that we have no obligations to future people with whom we cannot interact.

Insofar as society is a cooperative venture for mutual advantage, learning to survive not just physically but as full members of a community will involve learning to cooperate.

It was a relationship of "real mutual advantage".

Now we have learned from the Leveson inquiry that a different form of "mutual advantage" came into play over the last decade or so, with the Metropolitan Police and News International intertwined far too closely.