Sentence examples for of no advantage from inspiring English sources

Studies have also shown that minimum-wage lifestyles are of no advantage, certainly not to one's health.

It said that the government should apply the principle of "no advantage" to ensure that no benefit was gained through "circumventing regular migration arrangements".

But while steering wheels are becoming like computer games, drivers still say that it is of no advantage to be good at playing video games.

At a time when thousands of asylum seekers in Australia are still subject to the previous government's policy of "no advantage", a scheme which prevents them working while in the community and left in limbo, Seemanpillai's enthusiasm for work comes as a potent reminder of potential.

The quasi-, or imperfect, usufruct includes property that is consumable or expendable, such as money, agricultural products, and the like, which would be of no advantage to the usufructuary if he could not consume them, expend them, or change their substance.

The use of a number of smaller diameter rods per groove to increase the bond surface area proved to be of no advantage when reinforcing the beams.

Actually, according to the statistical model (Table  2a, c), in the absence of shelters no advantage of arriving first is expected (no main effect of group).

Examination of the mRNA fold-change distributions from the perspective of false positives revealed no advantage of the experimental approaches over our predictions.

ABMR occurred after a median of 35.5 days, with no advantage of rituximab over control for the graft loss or renal function outcome 135.

In an earlier RCT comparing injection of various concentrations of IL-1RA to placebo, no advantage of IL-1RA was found (Chevalier et al. 2009).

Enduring heavy fire from a range of 250 yards and gaining no advantage because of a lack of reinforcements, Duryée ordered a withdrawal.