Sentence examples for too advantageous from inspiring English sources

Did the story about Lenovo's 23-inch tablet sound a little too advantageous?

In contrast to the GARD model, a population of such protocells can respond to directional selection, unless there are too many genes in the protocell (when group selection becomes ineffective and, also, advantageous mutations are diluted out).

This technique is also advantageous for individual constructs when de novo sequences have to be constructed that are too large to be introduced in a primer.

It's also advantageous for schools.

Thus, while a little narcissism may be advantageous, too much of it is pathological and dysfunctional.

Make it too easy and advantageous to quit its floundering project and other member states might be inclined to take the English lead.

Immigration, too, is economically advantageous.

Making someone sick is advantageous, too -- because while the attendant misery is incidental, coughing and sneezing are great means of transmission.

A multiple number of escape variants increasing in frequency will in turn allow for almost any combination of those mutations to be advantageous too, possibly outgrowing variants with a smaller number of escape epitopes.

At higher frequencies, a bet hedging strategy is not advantageous, because too many cells are lost through the frequent heat shocks.

"And I think it's wonderfully advantageous for them too.