Sentence examples for advantageous proposition from inspiring English sources
"We are in Newport really sandwiched by that problem of our neighbouring cities having perhaps a more advantageous proposition than we have," he said.
Whether it is possible to spell out the distinction between an "advantageous representation" of such propositions and an argument for them, is something I leave undecided here.
That free trade is advantageous to both sides is the rarest of political propositions — provable, indeed mathematically.
The outcomes of this research are a series of theoretically argued propositions regarding when a hybrid crowd design is more advantageous, as well as some challenges in managing lead investors.
Although he does allow that such propositions admit of clarification, and that they may be illustrated "by an advantageous representation of them, or by being viewed in particular lights" (1758/1969, 159).
Is it politically advantageous?
It was more advantageous financially.
How might Francis' age be advantageous?
Still, living together must be advantageous?
