Sentence examples for but advantageous from inspiring English sources

Eventually, they discovered that the comparison was not only unavoidable but advantageous.

Her "Response" makes an appeal, modest, scholarly and impassioned, "that studying, writing, and teaching privately [are for women] not only legitimate, but advantageous and useful".

In some cases policies can easily be viewed as detrimental to the individual but advantageous to the group, or vice versa.

This dissipative dynamics causes opposite but advantageous effects over different membrane motions: It allows the membrane to rearrange quickly in the lateral dimension, and to simultaneously dissipate out-of-plane stresses through friction between the two membrane leaflets.

The provision of supplemental oxygen for infants and children with hypoxaemia is expensive but advantageous because it facilitates earlier discharge from hospital and enhances quality of life in the home setting.

This is comparable to what can be seen for protein G, one of the major molecules currently used for IgG preparation and detection [32], but advantageous compared to protein A that does not bind IgG3 [33].

This result implies that regions of reduced variation may be consistent with models of rarely occurring but strongly advantageous, or commonly occurring but weakly advantageous, mutations.

More advanced uses of lunar resources are clearly possible, but how advantageous they would be is presently unknown.

A number of Tories now feel that being a climate change sceptic is not just acceptable – but politically advantageous.

Nor did Turkey's ultimate defender of secularism, the general staff, do much to encourage the government to take the unpopular, but strategically advantageous, stance.

The impasse, which shows no signs of ending, has put Governor Warner, a Democrat, in the politically odd but potentially advantageous position of trying to mediate between the warring Republican factions.