Sentence examples for advantageous to go from inspiring English sources

"I've found it advantageous to go out there with blinders on," Piazza said.

He said: "When I went abroad the [it was to the] big, attractive leagues and financially it was more advantageous to go abroad.

When the job market for scientists is tough--as it often is--it may be advantageous to go off the beaten track to gain experience in a venue outside of the academic bubble.

So, if this is your goal, it is more advantageous to go to some of the factories.

It may be more advantageous to survive than stay with a nest that is going to be destroyed anyway," Andersen said.

He added: "We have complete faith in Steve Evans's judgement in these matters and he felt it would be advantageous for him to go out and play".

Why is it advantageous to get Moss the ball in the middle of the field?

"They've deemed it advantageous not to have to go through the brain damage and trouble of applying to banks and facing possible rejection," said Robert Friedman, the developer.

Large corporations are increasingly footloose, able to go wherever advantageous tax policies, cheap labor or lax regulation beckon.

Each side appears to have concluded, for its own reasons, that it would be advantageous for the other side to go first.

He said it was probably advantageous that his team did not have to go back home and then return.