Each maker touts its own advantageous feat of engineering.
Such treatment by the housing agents included unwillingness to schedule an appointment, providing fewer housing options and less information on lenders and other advantageous financial opportunities, quoting higher fees or presenting more extensive application requirements.
Chlistalla (2011) have suggested that the European exchanges changed their fee structures, making them more advantageous for HFT participants.
Independent students often receive more advantageous aid packages, but are expected to handle all fees by themselves and must reside alone.
The bid by Mr. Boies and his partner Richard Drubel was so advantageous, the judge said there was a savings in legal fees of tens of millions of dollars, which he called "successful beyond my imaginings".
"The ability to be one-stop shopping for an urgent seller is very advantageous," he says.Given Baupost's allure, it could easily make a killing on fees.
That element of financial self-control is likely to be advantageous for many in an era when prestigious Russell Group universities are expected to jack up their annual fees to as high as £9,000 a year.
John Skipper, ESPN's executive vice president for content, said that the challenge of paying a good-size rights fee (although it is cheap compared to many other events it has) and selling the advertising would be "financially advantageous" because it lets ESPN unleash its various platforms.
Is it politically advantageous?
That is still generally true, but often-hidden fees that credit card issuers now charge customers when converting foreign currency into dollars have made paying with plastic less advantageous than before.
It was more advantageous financially.
