Sentence examples for was very advantageous from inspiring English sources

Her later audiences were inevitably more niche, says Moylan, "but it was a very smart, selective audience, which was very advantageous for her".

Of course, the starting point was very advantageous; the country had defaulted in 1998 and the commodity boom, from which the country has since benefited, was only just getting started.

Although severely defeated at Moncontour (October 1569), he rallied an army in southern France and advanced as far as the upper Seine valley, forcing the Peace of Saint-Germain (August 1570), which was very advantageous to the Huguenot cause.

This result indicated that the low-cost flexible graphite paper was very advantageous to be used as the conductive substrate in QDSC compared with FTO (η = 0.04%).

"It's rare that we see this extreme," in the distribution of a particular DNA base, says Nielsen, who adds that the high prevalence of this one base suggests it was very advantageous for the Inuits.

With the loss of their principal military leader, the Serbs settled for a negotiated peace with the Byzantines, which was very advantageous for them as they were left in possession of most of the cities won by Syrgiannes in northern Macedonia.

That's very advantageous for the bid".

"This is very advantageous to the Anglo-American bloc.

"You find a district where the local congressman supports you, and it is very advantageous".

"From the first days of independence," she said, "there have been laws that are very advantageous to women.

Experience in another field, depending on the type of career you want to go into, can be very advantageous.