Sentence examples for not as advantageous from inspiring English sources

"Creating a pass-through is not as advantageous as taking down a whole wall and completely opening the kitchen," Ms. Jarach said, because you won't get your money back when you sell.

Private loans lack the flexibility of federal loans, and generally their repayment and forgiveness options aren't as advantageous.

But in this situation, all that might not be as advantageous as it seems — or at least, it might not have been had Tingling ruled the other way.

"It could be an opportunity for folks like Cigna and HealthNet who haven't been there," said Christine Arnold, an analyst at Cowen & Company, adding that the Blue Cross brand might not be as advantageous as the company expects.

In any case, absolute freedom from distraction may not be as advantageous as it sounds.

These results indicate that employees in small open-plan offices, in comparison to large, have better possibilities to conduct cognitively demanding tasks and that cell offices might not be as advantageous as previously thought.

Conversely, tetrahydrofuran, the most promising diluent of those studied in terms of its known ability to increase lithium ion diffusivity is found not to be as advantageous as a diluent.

It may also show that extra-pair mating may not always be as advantageous as commonly assumed.

In contrast, a high C.F.F. may not be as advantageous for the unhurried tortoise, which can retreat into built-in armor when threatened rather than scurry away.

While Mr. Romney has benefited in some of the earlier primaries by his campaign's efforts among early voters, Ohio's pattern may not be as advantageous to him.

Contractual agreements that integrate provision of inputs and purchase of seeds were not portrayed as advantageous by producers.