Sentence examples for whose advantage from inspiring English sources
Any advantageous change that can be produced incrementally, and whose advantage appears immediately, will almost certainly have been incorporated into the structure of bone.
The question about 2013 is whether that stalemate can be broken and to whose advantage.
It's another form of fractional resurfacing, whose advantage, she said, is that most of the epidermis is left intact.
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.
Contador remains three minutes and 19 seconds down on the race leader, Darwin Atapuma of BMC, whose advantage over Movistar's Alejandro Valverde was cut to eight seconds.
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?
On the flip side — those whose advantages aren't so advantageous after all — include students who are not at the top of their Ivy League classes, teachers of extremely small classes and very wealthy parents.
"The first is that you need an economic agreement whose advantages are beyond any doubt," she said.
On why she can't compete with Asian women — whose advantages include "the smallest vaginas in the game" — for dates: "What do I have?
As with the Spyder, this Cayman R is no cynical, surface upgrade, but a sports car whose advantages were apparent from my first go-round at the Monticello Motor Club northwest of New York City.
Behind the scenes, there were sighs of relief, for it is more difficult to oust a sitting mayor, whose advantages include the ability to raise contributions from people doing business with City Hall.
