Sentence examples for more advantageously placed from inspiring English sources

People more advantageously placed than we in Harlem were, and are, will no doubt find the psychology and the view of human nature sketched above dismal and shocking in the extreme.

This kind of "wage theft" - the phrase comes from a recent book by Kim Bobo - might well spark a note of kinship among more advantageously placed Americans, the kind of people who have watched in helpless despair as the value of their 401Ks turned South or as the selling price of their home cost them a big slice of their net worth.

Considering these factors, the Sun is advantageously placed within the galaxy because, in addition to being outside a spiral arm, it orbits near the corotation radius, maximizing the interval between spiral-arm crossings.

So I reach into the pile, wanting to position the T-shirt more advantageously.

Essentially, it offered its suppliers numerous wheezes – all of which Tesco charged for – to position their goods on its shelves slightly more advantageously than others.

This enabled the Democrats to trade blocks of voters more advantageously.

AS Tell me about that, because we were both brought up under apartheid - me, of course, slightly more advantageously.

Mr. Blumenthal presents these as separate issues, but they might more advantageously be seen as linked conservatisms.

More importantly and more advantageously in our framework, all transmission paths are balanced with the same IL and delay regardless of the number of ports.

If all this succeeds, this was a speech that frames the election debate more advantageously for Labour than anything Miliband had yet said.

Rochdale is a privately held investment counseling firm, with a brokerage unit, and could "more advantageously sell the stock in the Roth I.R.A., and could manage the money once the stock was sold," according to the complaint.