Sentence examples for would advantage from inspiring English sources

The legislation would advantage the conservatives because the Coalition tended to achieve a high primary vote by combining the Liberal and National parties on ballot papers, Albanese said.

When, 40 years ago, the British people were last asked if they wanted to stay on board, they eventually assented by a substantial majority, but under the lead of a Euro-ambivalent leader whose private, and highly parochial, reason for wanting to stay in was that a vote to get out would advantage "the wrong people" at Westminster.

That would advantage those with the right to the space — mainly the property or homeowners — and disadvantage those who don't, like tenants or future homebuyers.

Vlambeer feared that Gamenauts's prior success with Ninja Fishing would advantage Castle Champions for the coveted "featured" marketing position in the iOS App Store, and consequently embarrass the company.

The finding that this is a true genetic effect of the horse's genotype is corroborated by the absence of any other possible explanation such as a selection strategy which would advantage these horses at some point of their career.

Arguments that focused on non-scientific ideological claims like whether or not government had the right to regulate would advantage the tobacco industry, because they are not objectively right or wrong.

McCain wouldn't advantage himself, increase his own chance of victory because of that one issue!

"He couldn't understand why someone with all the built-in advantages would not take advantage of the opportunity".

People would take advantage of you.

Food production would take advantage of hydroponic and aeroponic technologies.

I felt that Roshonda would take advantage of the opportunity".