Sentence examples similar to less than advantageous from inspiring English sources
Intuitively it seems that many cases where keeping a promise would be less than completely advantageous to the promiser are still cases where the promiser has an obligation to keep them.
John Cassavetes Award (Presented to a film made for less than $500,000) "Advantageous" "Christmas, Again" "Heaven Knows What" "Krisha" "Out of My Mind".
However, because of drift, even slightly deleterious mutations can become fixed, but at a probability of less than 1/2 N. Advantageous mutations have higher fixation probabilities than neutral mutations.
In addition, in in vitro and animal studies comparing FDG and FLT have repeatedly confirmed that FLT uptake in inflammatory tissue is considerably less than FDG, which is advantageous.
(Although actually being the candidate might be less advantageous than being someone too targeted to ever actually be a major party candidate).
That is still generally true, but often-hidden fees that credit card issuers now charge customers when converting foreign currency into dollars have made paying with plastic less advantageous than before.
"Unpaid internships can be beneficial but on the whole, they are much less advantageous than paid internships, and there is evidence that they can actually do harm to the students who do them," said Eisenbrey.
At the same time, some figures in the Syrian leadership are said to be uneasy about the new outreach from the Obama administration, which may prove to be less advantageous than it seems.
This week Barack Obama agreed to refurbish Taiwan's ageing fleet of F-16 fighter jets (see article), but Chinese objections made the deal less advantageous than it would have been.
It can be observed that combining beamforming with STC is less advantageous than only performing STC.
