Sentence examples for some advantage to from inspiring English sources

Any interest he had in you was only engaged when there was some advantage to him".

"I'm only pleased if it has some advantage to somebody," he says.

Although large numbers are needed, there is still some advantage to relatively homogeneous populations like Iceland's.

Despite the electronic aids, the Z4's handling yields some advantage to competing sports cars.

"I do think there's some advantage to being able to play a little bit".

(b) The recombination provided some advantage to sex at intermediate period lengths and strong-to-moderate selection intensities.

One bank analyst said, "The politicians need to be convinced that there's some advantage to letting the banks merge".

"There was some advantage to being able to win, regardless, but they're looking forward to the opportunity.

"There's got to be some advantage to being a superpower," Mr. Perle tells Patrick J. Buchanan, the conservative columnist who worked with Mr. Perle in the Reagan administration.

Her agency does plan on giving some advantage to applications from residents and local workers, but can't make guarantees, she said.

Later she says that she feels she's abandoned the team and his reply — "There must be some advantage to being my wife" — leaves the question, What?