Sentence examples for professionally advantageous from inspiring English sources
We've written several blog posts about the small share of American college students majoring in the so-called STEM fields — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — with the implicit premise that more bachelor's degrees in technical fields is both desirable on a macroeconomic level and is professionally advantageous at the individual worker level.
Most who did found it professionally advantageous (65%), and it was creatively useful for almost everyone (80%).
This point was confirmed to me during the last presidential campaign when a lobbyist from New York who was personally committed to Hillary Clinton acknowledged that the election of Barack Obama would be more professionally advantageous to him because Obama promised greater change.
While I recognize that it's probably preferable to the opposite, I can't say that looking young has been particularly advantageous, professionally or even socially.
Is it politically advantageous?
Professionally, Michael Romano.
It was more advantageous financially.
He took it professionally.
Personally or professionally?
