Sentence examples for probably advantageous from inspiring English sources

He said it was probably advantageous that his team did not have to go back home and then return.

"I'm not out fighting crime and punching people," he said, although he said it is probably advantageous that he is 6ft 4in tall.

Although these behaviors were probably advantageous earlier in evolution, they aren't as useful today, with modern stressors that we can't fight or flee, such as work deadlines, Potash added.

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.

As rapid and constitutive process dynamism entail energetic and metabolic expenditures, it is probably advantageous for it to be regulated according to the changing needs of the neural parenchyma.

Probably, advantageous mutations underlying traits of interests will be subject to fixation in the population.

The ears, small for an elephant, were probably adaptively advantageous for an animal living in a cold climate; the smaller amount of exposed surface area diminished heat losses.

Therefore, 18F-MK-9470 PET is probably not advantageous for the detection and evaluation of PCa.

Certainly there is nothing now in membership of the EU which is of any great value to Britain, and indeed could not be done without, and in fact withdrawing from membership would most probably be advantageous rather than a disadvantage.

Certainly there is nothing now in membership of Britain which is of any great value to EU, and in fact withdrawing the membership would most probably be advantageous rather than a disadvantage.

"Certainly there is nothing now in membership of Britain which is of any great value to EU, and in fact withdrawing the membership would most probably be advantageous rather than a disadvantage". Oh joy, the self-loathing half-Englishman is back with his pearls of wisdom.