Sentence examples for made it advantageous from inspiring English sources
And Tiffany Shlain, whose Sundance documentary short on Jewish Americans, "The Tribe," went up on iTunes on Oct. 2 — and quickly cracked the Top 10 shorts— said that iTunes had actually made it advantageous, in a way, to make short films.
Baron Georges Cuvier had emphasized 'conditions of existence', circumstances that made it advantageous for herbivorous animals to have cropping teeth, complex guts, and hooves for fleet escape.
Trouble began in 1995, when the North American Free Trade Agreement made it advantageous to knit, cut and sew underwear in Mexico.
In the U.S., tax law changes only six years ago made it advantageous for cities to enter into long-term contracts with private companies, making public-private partnerships a safer bet for companies such as Suez.
Microfinance's designation as a priority lending sector made it advantageous for banks to lend to MFIs and by 2006, organizations in AP were experiencing a substantial influx of capital.
After Assad crossed that red line repeatedly, President Obama was poised to strike Syria without seeking authority from Congress until declining public support made it advantageous to ask Congress to take responsibility.
"We recognize, however, that future conditions may make it advantageous to expand the number of institutions in the league.
That would make it advantageous to give an appreciated security to an elderly relative who has modest income, rather than selling it and paying capital gains tax.
Instead, they have lobbied legislators for a national film incentive in the United States that would make it advantageous for studios and production companies to shoot at home.
"For me to make sense of what happened to me, I have to make it advantageous to the work I do," he said.
British owners of Croatian vacation homes are selling even at reduced prices, she said, because the exchange rate of euros to pounds sterling makes it advantageous to convert assets back to British currency.
