Sentence examples for both advantageous from inspiring English sources

-Why would U.S. support be both advantageous and disadvantageous for the Palestinian people?

"He said he's about 70percentt satisfied," Ms. Sato said, adding that the lawyer had clearly explained both advantageous and disadvantageous elements of the man's situation.

This work shows that using fiber laser technology to develop geophone for micro-seismic data acquisition system is both advantageous and feasible.

In regions in which there is a large tidal range, it may sometimes be both advantageous and necessary to take the opportunity provided by extremely low tides to make attachments to the piles for bracing and stiffening purposes.

Paradoxically, mitochondrial metabolism can be both advantageous and detrimental to these processes, highlighting the need for a better understanding of the molecular and microenvironmental cues that define the role of this fascinating organelle.

During my own experiences conducting qualitative, field-based research in the Caribbean, I found my gender to be both advantageous and limiting.

Improving the digestibility of lower-quality forages could be advantageous both for the producer and for the horse's health.

Therefore, hydrophilized PLGA fibers are advantageous both in terms of mineralization and elicitation of favorable cell response.

In both countries, these state systems naturally began to develop into monopolies since such an evolution was seen by rulers as advantageous both to the security and to the revenues of the state.

These circular relationships may explain why these overstatements are advantageous both for authors and editors.

A single measure of CP would be advantageous both for the patient and the clinician if it adequately reflects values obtained in the full MMTT.