Sentence examples for advantageous to have from inspiring English sources

With this configuration it is advantageous to have electrodes of equal resistance.

Leaders throughout the centuries have realized it can be advantageous to have your enemies think you're crazy.

It's advantageous to have employees who are versatile, can both lead and follow, and are open to feedback and learning.

Each vaccine has its advocates, and researchers say it is advantageous to have several candidates on the horizon.

"The boats have gotten a lot bigger, as it's economically advantageous to have more passengers," she said.

It could also be politically advantageous to have a bulkhead in the Sunshine State should Huckabee decide to run for President in 2012.

Scholars using traditional methodologies may find it advantageous to have a digital copy of their source material, if only to be able to more easily search through it.

Therefore, when dealing with large earthquakes, it is not always advantageous to have mainshock-eGf pairs with identical high frequency hypocentral locations.

Thus, it will be advantageous to have an active transponder whose performance will not be severely limited by the absence of such uniform environment.

Pepe Peruyero, a trainer who runs the J&K Canine Academy near Gainesville, Fla., said if a dog's company also offered extermination treatment, it was "financially advantageous" to have a dog alert.

Hence, it is advantageous to have additional radio access point.