Sentence examples similar to advantageous pursuits from inspiring English sources

Scavenging on such prey fragments may be more energetically advantageous than the pursuit and capture of live prey, as such activities can require frequent take-off, landing, and prey handling which may all be energetically costly [24].

We realise our identities with the stuff we buy, having arrived at an advantageous price through the rigorous pursuit of our own consumer interests.

Hardship has taught her ruthlessness; she proceeds singlemindedly through a series of advantageous (and bigamous) marriages in pursuit of wealth, but her appetite for adventure always leads her to seek out the next conquest.

We are not wrong to believe that whatever is good is advantageous to us and worthy of unconditional pursuit, for this is just the "preconception" (prolēpsis) of good which all human beings possess (1.22).

But a recent series of events — including startling sexual assault data released by the Defense Department, a spate of high-profile cases and a handful of lawmakers who have perceived that their pursuit of the issue would be politically advantageous — put a stronger spotlight on the issue.

This may be advantageous initially to develop a strong research foundation, but ultimately, research-training success should also be measured by trainees' pursuit of their own research interests driven by local needs.

This kind of sordid society can change for the better only when people finally realize capitalism is moral, precisely because it enshrines rational egoism, independence, mutually-advantageous trade, liberty, and the pursuit of our personal happiness.

Is it politically advantageous?

It was more advantageous financially.

Rooftop gardens are also advantageous.

Both pursuits were unsuccessful.