Sentence examples for considered very advantageous from inspiring English sources

Though often considered very advantageous, most assisted sintering techniques do not appear very superior to conventional pressureless sintering.

And considered very seriously.

Sixty-one percent of the health workers considered the contracting process somewhat advantageous, 29% considered it disadvantageous or very disadvantageous and only 7.6% considered the mechanism advantageous or very advantageous.

Yet in another study in Uganda, disclosure of HIV status was very advantageous.

That's very advantageous for the bid".

"This is very advantageous to the Anglo-American bloc.

"You find a district where the local congressman supports you, and it is very advantageous".

"From the first days of independence," she said, "there have been laws that are very advantageous to women.

Experience in another field, depending on the type of career you want to go into, can be very advantageous.

Her later audiences were inevitably more niche, says Moylan, "but it was a very smart, selective audience, which was very advantageous for her".

"Yields on preferreds right now on a historical basis make them very advantageous," said Joseph Grunfeld, an adviser to well-to-do investors at Merrill Lynch.