Sentence examples for especially advantageous to from inspiring English sources
As he campaigns across the country for his Social Security plan, President Bush asserts that individual investment accounts would be especially advantageous to young widows.
Tax experts hired by The Times to analyze Mr. Trump's 1995 records said that tax rules especially advantageous to wealthy filers would have allowed Mr. Trump to use his $916 million loss to cancel out an equivalent amount of taxable income over an 18-year period.
The expanded access to NFL audio will be especially advantageous to overseas NFL fans as the streaming radio service expands to more markets, which the company promises it will do in the future.
Quoted in The Verge, a BMW product manager explains the program could be especially advantageous to owners/lessees who may want to switch to the similar Android Auto interface (which BMW still won't offer until year's end) if he or she subsequently decides to swap phones.
The memory transfer system, as seen in mammals, may have emerged rather recently during evolutionary history, and would have been especially advantageous to higher vertebrates that must process an enormous amount of information in their daily lives.
Drought and cold tolerance are especially advantageous to plant growth in harsh environments.
Using a PNN is especially advantageous due to its ability to converge to the underlying function of the data with only few training samples available.
Political clout can be especially advantageous at the federal level, as the big Wall Street banks have so brazenly demonstrated.
A cross-layer approach is especially advantageous in WMSNs due to strict and often conflicting QoS requirements.
Top-shape appears to be especially advantageous for birds that nest on bare ground or cliffs because, when disturbed, pointy eggs tend to roll in circles, rather than away from the nest (and possibly over the cliff).
As characterized here, formal and substantive equality of opportunity ideals regulate the procedures by which individuals come to acquire especially advantageous positions.
