Sentence examples for advantageous to ask from inspiring English sources
After Assad crossed that red line repeatedly, President Obama was poised to strike Syria without seeking authority from Congress until declining public support made it advantageous to ask Congress to take responsibility.
For example, it may be advantageous to ask the IRB, Office of Research, and University Compliance and Privacy Office to weigh in on who should be responsible for the local response.
And so it seems better simply to grant that some allegedly exploitative transactions are mutually advantageous and go on to ask what makes a mutually advantageous transaction unfair.
That's a pretty heavy-handed thing to ask from a user," says Legrain. "It was advantageous to Blippy but it was of no use – actually it was more work – for the user".
There are graphical overlays that help the viewer understand that some scrums are big, and some are small, and that it's advantageous for reporters to be close to the candidate if they want to ask them a question.
A pertinent question to ask therefore is: if thrifty alleles are really so advantageous for survival in famines, then how come so many of us did not inherit these alleles?
Those who work with Jeff Bezos, for example, find his ability to ask "why not?" or "what if?" as much as "why?" to be one of his most advantageous qualities.
We would still have to ask whether there are important distinctions between those cases which are (ex hypothesi) wrongly referred to as mutually advantageous exploitation and those mutually advantageous transactions that are not described in that way.
You would feel it is advantageous to use the bots instead of going downstairs to John and asking him to print something on the machine and John is sick and the machine doesn't work.
Asked by Peter Jennings on Friday if it was politically advantageous to be George Bush's son, W. replied, "No".
