Sentence examples for advantage to doing from inspiring English sources

There's no particular advantage to doing that.

An advantage to doing this is eliminating that extra layer of the traditional private equity fund.

(Doctors occasionally leave the cervix behind in hysterectomies, although a large study found no particular advantage to doing so).

The universities in Ho Chi Minh city, he says, produce more computer-science graduates each year than the entire stock of such geeks in (admittedly much smaller) Bulgaria.The sole remaining advantage to doing business in eastern Europe, Mr Keil reckons, is geographic proximity.

You can still buy an unlocked phone outright, though, and one big advantage to doing so is that you can use it freely on other carrier networks — especially if you buy a handset that works on the G.S.M. networks used around the world.

The other advantage to doing a postdoc in industry is the exposure to the business side of a company.

"In a Republican primary, when it would have been to his advantage to do it, he didn't," Mr. Stevens recalled.

Sometimes they will be entirely sincere, even when it is not to their advantage to do so.

"And since Donny becomes one of the major shareholders, it's not to his advantage to do anything to jeopardize the value of what he's got".

Gerry Bringmann, vice chairman of the Long Island Rail Road Commuters Council, said the M.T.A. cited the need to make the two lines uniform "when it is to their advantage to do that".

Or was it manipulative, and is anonymity a veil that she alone gets to drop when it seems to her advantage to do so?