Sentence examples for advantageous to be from inspiring English sources

Asked by Peter Jennings on Friday if it was politically advantageous to be George Bush's son, W. replied, "No".

She said: "The idea is to make it positively advantageous to be a compliant, transparent non-corrupt entity in the Commonwealth.

All right, so Schuerholz was joking, but developments have made it almost more advantageous to be a wild card than a division winner.

In the eyes of American blacks, the Cubans were as disenfranchised as they were, even though they were not rejected by white society; hence it was advantageous to be associated with them.

Sischy and Sandback will do everything to please the artist, up to a point, and Samaras, for whom it is extremely advantageous to be shown in Artforum, knows he must gauge where that point is and not push beyond it.

In addition, in some promiscuous mating systems, it may be selectively advantageous to be a male when the body size is large and the individual experienced, rather than small and young.

What is most advantageous to us is that we have a large group of veteran comrades who are still alive.

"Plus I believed strongly at the time that it would be advantageous for us to be able to utilize the facility.

Therefore, it is advantageous for ethaselen to be efficiently encapsulated in micelles.

It's most advantageous effects appear to be related to improved wound healing in injured tissue.

Ball-strike counts considered extremely advantageous to batters are 2-0 and 3-1.