Sentence examples for pretty advantageous from inspiring English sources

"The arrangement used to be pretty advantageous".

He noted that "our mines were located close to the plants and... coal comes in by the river and we have pretty advantageous contracts".

"Those are going to be the markets that are pretty advantageous for renters," says Baker.

Having spoken to a couple of my colleagues, the consensus is that a first degree in science is pretty advantageous when studying at medical school.

That's a  pretty heavy-handed thing to ask from a user," says Legrain. "It was advantageous to Blippy but it was of no use – actually it was more work – for the user".

Those involved in the shadowy industry of forged photography, he said, range from brazen crime syndicates seeking easy money to individuals seeking advantageous business contracts, though power-hungry officials extorting political gain from comrades are also "pretty common".

Mander says that larks and owls are pretty evenly distributed, and some argue that there's an evolutionary reason for that: It was probably advantageous to have some people who are up earlier and others up late, for hunting or keeping watch.

Is it politically advantageous?

It was more advantageous financially.

How might Francis' age be advantageous?

Still, living together must be advantageous?