Sentence examples for advantageous too from inspiring English sources

The politics could be advantageous too.

Thus, while a little narcissism may be advantageous, too much of it is pathological and dysfunctional.

A multiple number of escape variants increasing in frequency will in turn allow for almost any combination of those mutations to be advantageous too, possibly outgrowing variants with a smaller number of escape epitopes.

At higher frequencies, a bet hedging strategy is not advantageous, because too many cells are lost through the frequent heat shocks.

"And I think it's wonderfully advantageous for them too.

Once upon a time, it might have been advantageous for humans, too.

Did the story about Lenovo's 23-inch tablet sound a little too advantageous?

But the tie-in is advantageous to JetBlue, too – with the partnership, customers will be able to earn TrueBlue points when they shop from specific categories on Amazon while using the airline's free Fly-Fi broadband Internet service while in-flight or via other JetBlue promotions.

But it is not advantageous to connect too deeply at the individual level.

This made juicy benefits cheaper for employers than higher pay, and advantageous for workers, too, since no one pays income taxes on the value of these benefits.

The enhanced recognition of faces of cheaters can be advantageous to societies too [44].