Sentence examples for ever advantageous from inspiring English sources

Currently, it is unclear whether it is ever advantageous to administer a buffering agent to a patient with lactic acidosis or ketoacidosis.

While at a low MRSA prevalence only rapid targeted screening strategies were beneficial versus "no screening", ever more regimes became advantageous with increasing MRSA prevalence.

That's very advantageous for the bid".

If anything it was the best, most advantageous role I've ever been given".

No industry has ever found itself in a more advantageous position for getting what it wants from legislators.

Waiting to have kids can be especially financially advantageous now more than ever because finding a well-paying job isn't a given.

The other two packs are "steady earners," with small wins hardly ever penalised by even smaller losses (advantageous packs).

All he had to do was nothing, to maintain the most advantageous terms that Britain was ever going to enjoy in its relationship with Europe.

One interpretation for this incidence could be that, those women who reported ever use of contraceptives were in an advantageous position in terms of achievement of education, socio-economic position and residents of community with good health facilities.

However, to ensure an evolutionary future for new kinases, novel substrate connections need to arise and the balance with competing phosphatases must be tuned to generate advantageous networks that support the ever-elaborating diversity of life.

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