Sentence examples for advantages to doing so from inspiring English sources

There might even be some advantages to doing so; while the S.E.C.'s regulatory rules have met with little success in the courts, the Fed has a much better record and reputation.

There are a number of advantages to doing so: "You're going to spend less money for someone to move you, and you're also going to spend less money on storage".

There are advantages to doing so, he says.

There are advantages to doing so, of course.

There are some advantages to doing so: Apple is more likely to feature mobile apps that work within its health and fitness ecosystem than those that don't.

To provide for a foster family we also need to invest money but there are certain advantages to doing so.

(Doctors occasionally leave the cervix behind in hysterectomies, although a large study found no particular advantage to doing so).

You can still buy an unlocked phone outright, though, and one big advantage to doing so is that you can use it freely on other carrier networks — especially if you buy a handset that works on the G.S.M. networks used around the world.

It has to be realised that people will only become involved if they see an advantage to doing so.

The advantage to doing so is that it can ensure file formats are correct for streaming over the Internet.

For Handy the big advantage to doing so was quickly adding liquidity in a relatively new market — i.e., getting a critical mass of cleaners and other service providers signed up to serve its customers.