Sentence examples for something advantageous from inspiring English sources

It seems that there is something advantageous in the megalomania that is his defining lifelong trait.

(One doesn't even have to get into the allegations of direct interference or meddling: the coverage Trump received on Russian state-run media is enough to say with certainty that the Kremlin saw something advantageous and welcome in his candidacy).

Romney says that he intends to make this magic happen by closing tax loopholes, but he won't identify which, because God forbid any voter be told that he or she might have to surrender something advantageous.

The news highlights where the private becomes the public and how, in campaigns, there is often no choice but to turn personal information into something politically advantageous.

"They had a tendency to tell you what you want to hear and push you into something more advantageous for the company," she said.

But they were replaced by something just as advantageous to executives.

From the results of in-depth interviews were conducted on students in Indonesia, found that they were inspired young entrepreneur figures and some local entrepreneurs in Indonesia, this inspired people said they have the view that entrepreneurship is something that is more advantageous compared to other professions.

There's something else — something more potentially advantageous — at work.

Those who wish to deprive us of freedoms rarely do so at one go, and are skilled at assuring us that loss of freedom is really something else, something necessary and advantageous, like greater safety.

In the case of the latter, it seems dogs have many more genes that encode the enzymes needed to break down starch, something that would have been advantageous in an ancestor scavenging on the discarded wheat and other crop products of early farmers.

First, the movie business follows the money, which is as advantageous after "There's Something About Mary" as it was after "Animal House".