advantageous

To set out into the world those things which seem advantageous.

Instead, the new situation seemed to be advantageous for him.

He would have to face the thing some other day or night, in a situation much less advantageous to him than today's.

It would not have to be advantageous in every possible case.

They are advantageous even to that part of the country.

Now I saw the chance of doing an advantageous deal.

From every other point of view it was rather advantageous.

And, thus far, it had been advantageous to both of them.

"I think a well placed cut or two might be more advantageous."

But girls were less advantageous than a family of strong boys.

The international situation in 1667 was very advantageous for France.

This would have been advantageous then but not in the current environment.

Employees are often involved in this process, which can be advantageous.

"To see him could cost you nothing, and it might be advantageous."

He said it was probably advantageous that his team did not have to go back home and then return.

Why is it advantageous to set a business up as a limited company?

But the deal has proved advantageous in other, more political, ways.

But once you understand the process, it can be extremely advantageous.

There is much more U-238, so the second possibility would be advantageous to us.

Let us find a more advantageous region where we might continue this fight.

"We want to put our offense in an advantageous position."

It would give him time to think of the most advantageous explanation.

Still five minutes to the most advantageous time to leap!

They are very conscious of their advantageous position in history.

The town's advantageous location allowed industry to move into town.