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In their 2019 paper Holm and Rotenberg found that some drawings provide a more advantageous starting position for inserting an edge than others.

Teams may put more than one racer on the road at a time if they feel it will be advantageous.

This means the favored candidate gets an advantageous spot on the ballot and a distinct electoral advantage in that county.

These proportions are advantageous in sports in which strength rather than speed is at a premium.

It could be rolled out whenever it would be most advantageous to the Romney team.

Evolutionary psychology has puzzled over the question of what is it about crying that would have been advantageous for survival.

This purchase was an advantageous one for the State, there having been already realized from it an amount equal to its cost.

Wolsey made an advantageous peace, and Charles promptly found himself obliged to come to terms with Francis.

In 1658-59 he sustained Denmark against Sweden, and in 1662 concluded an advantageous peace with Portugal.

The attention which he soon received from the musical world of Paris proved to him that his removal was advantageous.

By reasonable, I mean what all people call reasonable in their own case; an advantageous one for us.