Sentence examples for mutually advantageous to from inspiring English sources

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

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

"At the moment, we are looking for an alternative solution to propose to the Met, one that would be mutually advantageous to Sicily and the New York museum".

I think a lot of lawyers, myself included, find it mutually advantageous to offer a flat rate for certain services whenever possible, vs. charging costly hourly rates.

In many cases of alleged exploitation, A gets B to agree to a mutually advantageous transaction to which B would not have agreed under better or perhaps more just background conditions, where A has played no direct causal role in creating those circumstances, where A has no special obligation to repair those conditions, and where B is fully informed as to the consequences of various choices.

And so it seems better simply to grant that some allegedly exploitative transactions are mutually advantageous and go on to ask what makes a mutually advantageous transaction unfair.

"[Russia] thinks strategically", he said, "and they are taking the right approach by using their expertise in everything from arms to nuclear power to satellite technology in order to ensure mutually advantageous cooperation with strategic African partners.

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

By mutually advantageous exploitation, we refer to those cases in which the exploitee gains from the transaction as well as the exploiter.

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

Ever since Adam Smith taught us about the wonders of free markets and the magic of the invisible hand, we have been loath to prohibit mutually advantageous trades between consenting adults.