Sentence examples for advantageous to give from inspiring English sources

That would make it advantageous to give an appreciated security to an elderly relative who has modest income, rather than selling it and paying capital gains tax.

Instead, he said it might be advantageous to give those shares to the dependent and have him or her sell them.

Evolutionary biology predicts that when times are tough, it's advantageous to give birth to daughters.

Some studies have shown that locally injected PTH induces local bone resorption, and it is more advantageous to give PTH locally rather than systemically [30].

As there is a lack of equipment to inspect flow in channels on the order of measure of canaliculi, so the use of computational methods are more advantageous to give perceptivities into the nature of the flows.

Therefore a careful examination of the pharmacology generated by both type I and type II inhibitors should be undertaken prior to deciding which mode is most advantageous to a given desired end point.

Many did so in south-east England where the property market has continued to give advantageous returns.

In some instances, Mr. Kess said, it may be advantageous for affluent people to give investment assets to a low-income relatives.

In other words, it would be advantageous for an animal to give an alarm call, and thus place itself in danger, to warn a group of relatives, since its relatives also carry copies of its genes.

"When the gift tax exemption was so much lower than the estate tax exemption, it made it more advantageous from a tax perspective to give away your money after death," Mr. Bergman says.

The results reveal that entropy generation seems to give an advantageous effect of reducing the separation at the tip section of the VTB in the deep stall condition.