Sentence examples for to whose advantage from inspiring English sources

The question about 2013 is whether that stalemate can be broken and to whose advantage.

What you find in her writing, rather, is a certain ruefulness — an understanding that life is a crapshoot that's been rigged, but to whose advantage?

Opener Gautam Gambhir was cast in the sheet-anchor role, but appeared to be taking the brief to extremes - and it was not clear to whose advantage it was when he mis-pulled Wright to be caught at a fine third-man for 17 off 27 balls.

Before interviewing Stone, I rewatched several of his darkly brilliant conspiracy films, and once you've marinated for a while in their pervasive sense that unseen forces are at work in the world, it's hard not to look at the pre-release controversy and wonder: to whose advantage, ultimately, does it accrue?

In other words, in this particular case (pun intended), to whose advantage above all others would it have been to have Philip assassinated?

What, and to whose advantage remains unclear.

The biggest can, and regularly do, fall to the smallest, such as Bolivia, whose advantage is to play home games at high altitude in La Paz.

His second victory in three races this season - and his eighth in 10 grands prix dating back to Italy in September last year - extended his championship lead to 13 points over Vettel, whose advantage over Rosberg was cut to four.

Furthermore, the function in the proof procedure belongs to multiple Lyapunov-like functions whose advantage lies in their flexibility.

"I got a good lead but the second session was as bad as I've played here," said the 39-year-old Scot, whose advantage was reduced to 9-5.

After riding for 200 kilometres with all the discipline they had shown in helping the Manxman to win the world championship last year, they were undone in the final 50km by a cleverly timed attack whose advantage they were unable to erode as the race left the Surrey hills and headed back to London.