Sentence examples for would have advantaged from inspiring English sources

An openness to negotiate and a greater willingness to cooperate likely would have advantaged his legal position.

Although predisposition to salt retention may have advantaged some individual slaves, other factors -- such as new selective pressures in North America and mating with non-Africans -- would have increased genetic variability, not constricted today's African American population to one common hypertension gene.

Compared with embryonic stem cell, they have advantaged properties given that they can address allorecognition risk and ethical problem.

This may have advantaged the production of natural speech since no additional sound source interfered.

You know, they really did decide on McCain quite early, and it was clear as before the end of June, that there were a lot of problems with McCain and they probably would have been advantaged looking at somebody else.

According to Brazile, the Obama campaign had enough votes to get a fifty-fifty split of the Michigan delegation, a result that would have greatly advantaged the Obama campaign and minimized the delegate gains Clinton garnered from Florida.

Many would have been advantaged by the life style in the olden days as life was more active and was filled with hard physical labour, those with ADHD may have had a large advantage due to hyperactivity and high energy levels.

Also, the bony area close to the implants has advantaged reduction in bone resorption.

And I'm middle-class and my kids live in a bookish home: by five, no matter what, they'd have been advantaged compared with working-class ones so I can afford the luxury of laissez-faire.

Although we targeted more disadvantaged areas for recruitment, our sample was more economically advantaged than we would have liked.

Let's see the young Indian in the corner of Hill's painting repositioned under our new President's leadership, so he's as advantaged by Lincoln's ideals as Lincoln would have wanted.