Sentence examples similar to advantageous reputation from inspiring English sources
You could form your company in the state in which your business is physically located, or you could form your company in a state with a reputation for being advantageous to business incorporation.
"Brash reputations are only advantageous if the athlete is a top-flight performer and successful over time.
Rheingold did not exactly predict flash mobs, but he saw potential in "the combination of computation, communication, reputation and location awareness" that might lead to socially advantageous "cooperation epidemics".
From a social perspective, it may be advantageous to reject unfair offers, as this helps preserve the individuals reputation as someone who cannot be 'messed around with' and because it provides negative social feedback to the proposer [10] [11].
The underwriting service quality is an essential element in determining the corporate reputation of life insurance businesses and helps in maintaining an advantageous position in a competitive market [16].
He apparently believes that another "investigation" of this tragedy will be politically advantageous to Republicans in the mid-term elections -- and somehow tarnish the reputation of the former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton as she prepares a potential run for the White House in 2016.
While chimpanzees show no evidence of sensitivity to advantageous inequality [Silk, et al., 2005], humans seem to consider other factors such as reputation management [Frith, et al., 2010], and their own current circumstances including whether they are winning or the financial status of the other player [Tricomi, et al., 2010].
Is it politically advantageous?
It was more advantageous financially.
