Sentence examples for advantageous to the from inspiring English sources

This is hugely advantageous to the incoming president, of course.

"This is very advantageous to the Anglo-American bloc.

The death-wish incident instantly became lore in Trenton and proved politically advantageous to the governor.

As between these two outcomes, which is more advantageous to the first author?

In general, Clinton's tax plan is less advantageous to the financial industry and more conducive to jobs-intensive enterprises.

"It's almost impossible, with an even tie, to see who would be most advantageous to the Republicans".

He thinks N.F.L. rules have become ridiculously advantageous to the offense.

Extra sweat glands would have been advantageous to the hunter-gatherers who lived at that time.

…upper Seine valley, forcing the Peace of Saint-Germain (August 1570), which was very advantageous to the Huguenot cause.

That might not be advantageous to the economy when in fact employers also need workers with fewer skills.

It is advantageous to the urban traffic tunnels that are adjacent to other underground facilities.