Sometimes, getting one form of income is more advantageous than another.
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Wouldn't it be more advantageous for the economy if prices never rose?
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A big factor: It signed more advantageous licensing agreements with music companies.
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Reality check: China is in a much more advantageous position this time around.
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No serious negotiations, in pursuit of some more advantageous agreement, have been engaged.
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It's obviously more advantageous for them to sell their own private-label products.
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These advantages will start accumulating and will become more advantageous as time goes by.
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Slotting him onto Barnes or Iguodala is more advantageous, but the Warriors don't care.
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They're bound to reject that deal, preferring to wait for one more advantageous to them.
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"It is economically more advantageous for us to sell here than export," Mr. Stastny said.
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What are they offering to these companies that are more advantageous than going to the community?
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None of the leaders participating in the discussion are in a more advantageous position than the other.
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It's fair to say that the U.S. could use its leverage to negotiate more advantageous trade deals.
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Kashkari also said he sees the U.S. in a more advantageous position than China in the trade battle.
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This is where your legal team or outside counsel becomes even more advantageous to you as a founder.
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It seems more advantageous to simply reach people through channels they are familiar with and accustomed to using.
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He'll pass and move with a firm belief that he'll get it back in a more advantageous spot.
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Meanwhile, Shadows earned even less in the summer season's opening month, which is arguably a more advantageous position.
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But more powerful, and more advantageous, is having a boss that will be an active advocate for you.
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It's quite another to come up with an arrangement that is more advantageous to American workers and businesses.
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In business, they thought it was more advantageous to have them later, after they had built up work experience.
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"Both [the company] and the government are maneuvering to gain the more advantageous position," Howell wrote on January 24.
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However, knowing what we do, it could be more advantageous to start raising money a couple months earlier, in January.
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As online consumption matures and as regulatory and compliance cost go up, I think being large is ever more advantageous.
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Or was she a baseball flip-flopper, cynically falling in behind whichever team was more advantageous in an election year?
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The weakened Canadian dollar has really made the environment much more advantageous for 500 to seek investments, Singhal tells me.
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Additionally, recent M.L.B. rules changes make it even more advantageous for teams to own the networks that show their games.
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And if you absolutely must take a loan, it may be more advantageous to secure those funds from elsewhere, Curtis said.
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Better Way takes a lot of steps to re-regulate the individual market to make it more advantageous for healthier people.
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It seems it became more advantageous for some of the meat-eating dinosaurs to start eating plants, possibly even out of necessity.
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If the tariffs are removed altogether, it would be "much more advantageous" for the German carmakers rather than US brands, he said.
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In terms of connecting with one another, people throughout the African diaspora are in a more advantageous place today than ever before.
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Why would we want to make it more advantageous for a company to run an ad than to research a new product?
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"At the moment the contracts signed by PGNiG regarding LNG supplies are 20-30% more advantageous than the Russian one," Naimski said.
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That encourages energy companies like ExxonMobil to increase investment, as does provisions in the tax overhaul that make capital spending more advantageous.
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A more advantageous scenario would be to refinance at a lower interest rate, particularly if you have a cosigner with excellent credit.
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People often do this after leaving a job, to consolidate their retirement savings for easier record-keeping and sometimes for more advantageous investments.
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The result could be a troubled loan on a firm's book with documentation that is more advantageous to the borrower than the lender.
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It lets you play with your prices, unfairly charging some more than others to adopt a more advantageous price and/or tax strategy.
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"We believe that there is room for more advantageous relative recovery values in the process," the first source said of the group's bond holdings.
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Traits in a species that are more advantageous for like, survival get passed down to future generations because those traits helped the species survive.
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Or is it more advantageous to be stripped of almost every privilege, as has happened in France, and be freer to speak one's mind?
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China's economy has grown, in part fueled by the illicit appropriation of American technology, while the military balance is ever more advantageous to Beijing.
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Climate change has increased the propagation of spruce cones in the fall, and warmer spring temperatures have made breeding more "advantageous" for the species.
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"It's more advantageous for penis owners to go with a lower dose, while people with vulvas have a higher threshold for cannabis," Manta explains.
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Consider the charts below from personal finance site NerdWallet, which show the break-even period (when buying becomes more advantageous than renting, money-wise).
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Put another way, the greater the difference between your income now and your income in retirement, the more advantageous a Roth IRA can be.
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That's why experts generally advise you to hold off, unless personal circumstances, such as health or marital status, make it more advantageous to claim earlier.
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In the last year, the Trump administration has been lobbing tariffs at China and other major economic partners to extract more advantageous terms for trade.
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In his two and half years in power, Mr. Trump has been focused on cutting United States expenses abroad and getting more advantageous trade deals.
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Increasingly, there are a number of cases where it is more advantageous for customers and utilities to invest in solar and wind versus natural gas.
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In his two and half years in power, Mr. Trump has been focused on cutting United States expenses abroad and getting more advantageous trade deals.
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White House officials say that Mr. Trump was merely reiterating that the United States would be open to rejoining the pact on more advantageous terms.
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On the other hand ... despite some economic dislocation, I'm not sure that the economic connections and the livelihoods derived from coffee are more advantageous than disadvantageous.
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"I think the field is shaping up to be even more advantageous for someone like me, not less," Avenatti told Politico in an article published Sunday.
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This does not improve security for the passengers, it simply moves the point at which they can be targeted to a place much more advantageous to terrorists.
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"Accepting the debt restructuring will be more advantageous to improve the fund's returns," NPS, the world's third-largest pension fund, said in a statement earlier on Monday.
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At the same time, the primary calendar doesn't become less favorable and may even become more advantageous to him, depending on which candidates stay in the race.
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Here was someone continually working to move the ball into more advantageous positions, something even an attentive spectator probably wouldn't notice unless told to look for it.
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Starting with broad tariffs on imported steel and aluminum, the administration has sought to broker new, more advantageous trade pacts through the use of taxes and quotas.
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He called ongoing talks between Maduro's government and the opposition in Barbados "not serious" and said the longer they go on, the more advantageous they are for Maduro.
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And it would tend to push down the value of the dollar relative to other currencies, which would actually help the United States attain more advantageous trade terms.
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Dan Solender, a portfolio manager at Lord Abbett, said the board was likely seeking a more advantageous debt restructuring rather than "a long and expensive fight" with bondholders.
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But sneaking around is a viable option in a lot of situations, whether it's to give yourself a more advantageous position or to avoid a combat encounter entirely.
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"The younger you are, the longer you have to be invested, the more advantageous getting into the market when prices are low will be," Anastasio told Business Insider.
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But Goldman Sachs executives have told Business Insider the Apple Card will help to build customer loyalty in the long run, which is more advantageous than immediate revenue.
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"I've always thought the O'Bannon result was more advantageous to us than it was to them," Jeffrey Kessler, the lead lawyer in the Jenkins case, said on Monday.
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For those that enlist from high-tax states, request a change with the finance office if you switch to a post in a state that is more advantageous.
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Given that you might be able to formulate your response in less than a minute, the wisdom-to-effort ratio for this philosophical exercise could not be more advantageous.
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For now, at least, many businesses, are finding it more advantageous to hire more workers than to invest in new technology or equipment to increase output and meet growing demand.
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Despite being less provocative, these ongoing intelligence-gathering missions enable North Korea to continue maturing the cyber capabilities that will put them in a more advantageous position if diplomacy fails.
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So as the island starts to fill up it becomes more advantageous to put a building where trees are, since there are fewer opportunities for you to earn points from them.
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The change in what are called 529 College Savings Plans was designed to make the program more advantageous to people with moderate incomes and less so for those with high incomes.
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The Guardian also reported that the organization will launch a deep dive into examining how much more advantageous Nike&aposs Vaporfly shoes are compared to other shoes, at the elite level.
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Brazilian prosecutors allege that members of the "top echelon of the companies Vitol and Trafigura paid bribes to Petrobras employees" to secure more advantageous contracts with the state-controlled oil company.
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"Evidence shows that there was a scheme in which the companies investigated paid bribes to Petrobras employees to obtain ... more advantageous prices and sign contracts more frequently," prosecutors said in a statement.
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Winner: The return policies and warranties are nearly identical for the two companies, but when you get into the real nitty-gritty, Casper's fine print is slightly more advantageous for the consumer.
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The novel coronavirus known as COVID-19 — or the Wuhan virus, after the Chinese city from which it emerged — could not have come at a more advantageous time for China's communist government.
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Thanks to the American retreat from world leadership and the rise of populism in Europe and the United States, Putin is in a more advantageous geopolitical position today than he was in 2014.
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The President did what he often does when an unappealing political reality threatens: He simply invented a more advantageous one, launching misleading attacks on the conduct of the inquiry and picking new fights.
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So believes "Crossing Wall Street" blog editor Eddy Elfenbein, who argues that at this moment in time, it's much more advantageous for investors to buy rather than to take a more cautious stance.
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For example, policy makers on both sides of the aisle agree that inversions, whereby U.S.-headquartered firms re-domicile in more advantageous jurisdictions, are eroding the tax base and need to be stopped.
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If these sensors show that a female has mated with a suboptimal male, she can, over the course of the next few days, be inseminated artificially with sperm from a more advantageous partner.
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Some analysts in the United States and Israel say that Mr. Netanyahu is calculating that he may reach a more advantageous deal with a future president, a charge that the Israelis strenuously deny.
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The heightened outside interest and, indeed, competition, need not necessarily constitute a negative, if African governments can avail themselves of their newfound leverage to strike more advantageous deals for their peoples and economies.
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Instead of a Tetris-style drop of the capsules, players drag and drop them, and they can even continue to move half-capsules to a more advantageous place, should they match the first capsule.
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You find that step you can take that makes the world a little better, that gives you a slightly more advantageous position, and then you see from there what your next step might be.
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For those whose income hits that sweet spot — two-thirds to double the U.S. median household income, as defined by Pew — certain locations prove more advantageous than others for living comfortably and raising a family.
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The lawyers for the former Credit Suisse brokers say Finra arbitrations are more advantageous because more information is known about the arbitrators, many of whom are retired industry professionals, and monetary awards are publicly available.
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Pou Sheng would need "significant investments" to transform its business and would have flexibility and more advantageous financing if it were to be taken private, according to the filing from the Hong Kong-listed firm.
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As for his claim that the Electoral College is "much more advantageous for Democrats," it's worth noting that Democrats have lost two out of the past five presidential electoral votes, despite winning the popular vote.
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Mixed doubles also includes a power play—in which a team can place its rock in a more advantageous spot, straddling the edge of the circle, with the back of the stone touching the tee line.
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"While we had previously assumed that President Trump would see making a deal as more advantageous to his 2020 re-election prospects, we are now less confident that this is his view," analysts at Goldman Sachs said.
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While we are living in something of a post-policy environment, where attitude often matters more than ideas, it is still more advantageous than not to run for re-election as a "promises made, promises kept" incumbent.
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At that time, Democratic congressional leaders were still debating whether it was more advantageous to try to work with the President on some areas, rather than to risk appearing obstructionist by trying to block him at every turn.
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"Looking ahead to 2020, we are working on actions that will reinvigorate the division, building on a strongly improving pipeline, which we expect will put us in a more advantageous position compared to 2019," it said on Wednesday.
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In this case, Aberdeen said it found the terms of the privately-arranged bond cheaper and more advantageous because scheduled repayments do not start until mid-2019, by which time some of its projects should start generating revenues.
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The crypto industry has woken up to the reality that getting your capital from a handful of professional investors — be they VCs, family offices, hedge funds or strategic companies — can be more advantageous than a bunch of regular people.
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That said, once the numbers have been assigned, it&aposs clear that some boxes are more advantageous than others, so we decided to run the numbers and break down the most valuable boxes in your Super Bowl squares pool.
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Separately, Independent Journal Review, citing a Republican Senate said, reported that Graham and Cassidy were considering changes to their bill that might make the Medicaid funding more advantageous to Alaska in a bid to win over the Alaska senators.
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While I understand the thought process behind decentralized supply centers to create instant convenient access, I believe it may be more advantageous in other areas, like bigger units in parking lots that understand what nearby customers want and stocks those items.
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"While we had previously assumed that President Trump would see making a deal as more advantageous to his 2020 re-election prospects, we are now less confident that this is his view," analysts at Goldman Sachs said in a note Tuesday.
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At the 2012 London Games, four women's doubles teams — two from South Korea and one each from China and Indonesia — were sent home for trying to lose matches in an effort to get a more advantageous opponent in the knockout round.
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The risk is that if trade negotiators follow the president's lead and focus entirely on obtaining more advantageous treatment for American goods-producing industries, it could come at the cost of concessions that damage industries that employ far more people.
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As the eye of the hurricane passed over eastern Puerto Rico on Wednesday morning, former governor Louis Fortuno said his island is in a more advantageous position than surrounding territories to return to pre-hurricane conditions in time for tourist season.
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Three former Health secretaries from both parties are warning Republicans to avoid impending disaster in the ObamaCare markets and move quickly to stabilize the system, arguing that it would be more advantageous to the party than watching the system collapse.
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"The Democrats lost an election, which, frankly, they should have been able to win, because the Electoral College is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans," Trump said in the press conference with Putin.
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Second, I cannot think of any more advantageous position for a Democrat than to be running against a candidate who tries to convince voters of her concern that working people have been unfairly treated while opposing an increase in the minimum wage.
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Hunt also struggled with being pinned in side control in that bout—Miocic opted to go to half guard even when he could take a traditionally more advantageous position like side control just to keep Hunt's leg trapped and Hunt stuck to him.
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While Mr. Obama would like to burnish his legacy with an unprecedented military aid pact with Israel, some observers in the United States and Israel believe that Mr. Netanyahu is calculating that he can reach a more advantageous deal with a future president.
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The Oakland Raiders will be relocating to the city in 2020 and a WNBA team has announced it was moving there as well, not to mention MLS soccer, the Las Vegas Lights, making the city an even more advantageous venue for placing more sports bets.
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With Carmelo now gone for good and the team firmly committed to building around Porzingis for the long haul, one might that that the Knicks would also be ready to commit to playing him at what seems to be a much more advantageous position.
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Amid the flurry of moves this week, these three deals stood out as opportunities for players to thrive in situations far more advantageous to their careers than where they had been, which could end up paying significant dividends to the teams that acquired them.
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What causes this difference Ms Howard and Dr Gibson cannot say for sure, but they suggest that conforming to whichever norm prevails might let a woman make a more advantageous marriage, and also give her better access to support networks, particularly of members of her own sex.
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"That investment of course is going to be doing well in a much more advantageous tax environment," he told Bloomberg TV. Big picture: The CEO, in the Bloomberg interview, chatted about the company's positioning in a world where oil demand could peak within a couple of decades.
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To the extent that there is any ideological overlap among candidates the new coalition will support, it will probably be that they favor limiting immigration, making trade policies more advantageous to American manufacturers and disentangling the United States from sweeping international agreements — and destroying the establishment.
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The Florida senator and his advisers have concluded that a head-to-head battle with Mr. Trump over the next several weeks would be much more advantageous than one with Senator Ted Cruz of Texas, whose success would greatly complicate Mr. Rubio's hopes of consolidating his support inside the Republican Party.
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Early in the season, Debbie becomes a GLOW producer after negotiating a contract far more advantageous than the ones given to her cast members, much to the chagrin of director Sam Sylvia (Marc Maron) and Bash Howard (Chris Lowell)—a rich boy who bankrolls the series as a passion project.
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As you know, the concept of that came up perhaps a little before, but it came out as a reason why the Democrats lost an election, which frankly, they should have been able to win, because the electoral college is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans.
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As you know, the concept of that came up perhaps a little before, but it came out as a reason why the Democrats lost an election, which frankly, they should have been able to win, because the Electoral College is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans.
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But, as you know, the whole concept of that came up perhaps a little bit before, but it came out as a reason why the Democrats lost an election -- which, frankly, they should have been able to win, because the Electoral College is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans.
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And his political allies, including Senator Mike Lee of Utah, staged an insurrection on the convention floor on Monday as part of a failed attempt to change party rules that would have been more advantageous for Mr. Cruz's future political ambitions (one of the changes: mandating that only registered Republicans can participate in presidential caucuses and primaries).
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And why I was excited to come on this podcast is, tech time sports is critical right now because we're seeing, over the last decade, this convergence of modern media and technology that's created this ecosystem where it's never been a more advantageous time to be a niche sport to be able to capture an audience and monetize.
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But, as you know, the whole concept of that came up perhaps a little bit before, but it came out as a reason why the Democrats lost an election which, frankly, they should have been able to win, because the Electoral College is much more advantageous for Democrats, as you know, than it is to Republicans.
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Amazon is also offering discounts on Christmas lights ( most of which you can still shop) but Prime Now may be an even more advantageous way to shop if you have a Prime membership — it has discounts of up to 50% on holiday lights depending on your zip code, and the service offers two-hour delivery in contrast to Amazon's two days for Prime members.
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Obviously Gaethje is not scared to get hit, so his constant use of the double forearm guard and choosing to absorb shots on his forearms and skull amounts to laziness—attempting to use a one size fits all answer to strikes rather than learning to use footwork or head movement, to cut off exchanges or get in a more advantageous position to counter respectively.
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