Sentence examples for far more advantageous position from inspiring English sources

The documents seen by the Observer show that the terms of the original agreement proposed by the Iraqi oil ministry, under which BP comes in as a contractor and operator rather than owner, have been amended to put the British-based company and its Chinese partner in a far more advantageous position.

He said it was unfair that companies in Switzerland, Hong Kong, mainland China and the US would be able to ship into the UK from a far more advantageous position than the Channel Islands.

Defusing the dangerous situation is far more advantageous than bickering over the speed limit.

So access to the more affluent, more advantaged spaces [white schools] provide, even given the consequences of racism, is far more advantageous to parents of color," said Kirkland.

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

After all, it would be far more advantageous to her brand to plug with celebrities.

It would not only boost tourism, but give Russia a more advantageous position in international negotiations".

Some analysts think that the tightening of the credit market may put off some suitors from the private equity world, leaving trade buyers in a more advantageous position.

But if we include another significant tax on businesses – employer's national insurance contributions – businesses in the UK look to be in an even more advantageous position.

It is far more advantageous to feed 90 people well than 125 poorly, both ethically and economically.

He therefore suggests that the offer will probably be far more advantageous to someone about to move out of the city.