Sentence examples for mutually advantageous alliance from inspiring English sources

Reagan, Koch may be the nation's most prominent example of the new, mutually advantageous alliance between politics and the entertainment business.

The mutual, and mutually advantageous, admiration society of Thatcher and Gorbachev was one of the more essential curiosities of the late Cold War.

Progress to negotiations that could produce mutually advantageous liberalisation (real "open skies") is therefore stalled.Meanwhile, American carriers can take advantage of the 13 bilateral "open skies" deals with European countries.

A series of mutually advantageous meetings followed.

It's an outlet, a mutually advantageous show.

Hong Kong's adoption into the British Empire appeared, at least for a while, to be mutually advantageous.

Unfairness is among the main reasons why we reject deals that may be otherwise mutually advantageous.

Massenet herself has over a decade of experience in how a partnership between fashion and the digital world can be mutually advantageous.

These common sense reforms will provide these families with the opportunity to achieve meaningful equity and be mutually advantageous to lenders and the FHA.

Canfield became a mentor to Ferriss, and found him a literary agent, though the exchange has, over the years, grown to become more mutually advantageous.

Their squabble is mutually advantageous to the extent that it advances their respective (to use the buzzword of the moment) "narratives".