Sentence examples for are less advantageous from inspiring English sources

And if they're increasingly unhelpful, then obviously the conditions on the ground are less advantageous.

As Africanized bees expand into temperate areas, their tropical adaptations are less advantageous.

"Our concern is if you put a surcharge on managing money in mutual funds, advisers may gravitate to recommending products that are less advantageous to the customer".

When we combine the four descriptors, the results are less advantageous than those of the best combination of two or three descriptors.

Most farmers realise that if they shifted from milk to meat consumption they would not only reduce their work burden substantially but also improve their profitability, as current European Union Common Agricultural Policy CAPP) subsidies prioritise keeping the landscape open through grazing, while subsidies for milk production are less advantageous to farmers.

Further, 18 of the remaining Pfam proteins that originate in LAECA are ribosomal, which we assume are less advantageous for viruses to encode than the DNA replication machinery (although we did find several ribosomal proteins in viruses in this set).

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

However, we also observe that this choice is less advantageous when other parameter uncertainties dominate.

(Although actually being the candidate might be less advantageous than being someone too targeted to ever actually be a major party candidate).

It would mean that the changes that are going through would be less advantageous to the Conservatives than they are going to be.

It is widely assumed that an early contest would favour Johnson while a later one, after the putative EU referendum, would be less advantageous.