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advantaging's Usage Examples:

more Buddhist and Catholic and less familiar with the internet, while advantaging the Protestant population, which is more urban and has easier access.

She was also charged with "treasonably advantaging the enemy" ("landesverräterischer Begünstigung des Feindes") as described.

advantaged blacks subject to more rigorous scrutiny than redistricting advantaging other non-racial groups, though the 14th amendment was intended to provide.

Conventionally, the battlefield had to be considered a fair one, not greatly advantaging one side or the other.

observations on the behavior of the characters from the two communities, advantaging neither one nor the other, and not shying away from criticizing both.

equality in the workforce of South Africa as a whole by enforcing the advantaging of the previously disadvantaged and thereby disadvantaging the previously.

accommodation of the most evident but as-yet-unattended-to human-environment-advantaging physical evolutionary tasks, and (B) paid no attention to "earning a.

These levies are seen as an unstable funding source, potentially advantaging some school districts over others.

Northrop Grumman/EADS team claimed the requirement was advantaging Boeing and threatened to withdraw from the competition on 1 December.

Academic Selective Entrance Test, which has been criticised for unfairly advantaging those from privileged backgrounds.

Moreover, it ensures that the suppliers will be able to find advantaging financing in case of cash flow problem: using reverse factoring assures.

The Act contains a variety of miscellaneous tax provisions, many advantaging particular special interests.

PAS, advantaging from its affiliation to reformasi, emerged as the new parliamentary opposition.

discrimination, disadvantaging relatively young individuals in a cohort and advantaging relatively old individuals in the same cohort.

per ton in 1870 to £9 per ton in 1873, greatly advantaging locally manufactured iron.

increased, from £4 10s per ton in 1870 to £9 per ton in 1873 greatly advantaging locally manufactured iron.

association with the Le Souef family and the Australian zoos as both unduly advantaging Ellis Joseph over other exporters of Australian wildlife and allowing.

advantaging's Meaning':

give an advantage to

Synonyms:

favor; head start; privilege; leverage; tax advantage; start; lead; good; plus; asset; favour; expediency; expedience; favourableness; profit; clout; positivity; handicap; positiveness; homecourt advantage; advantageousness; profitableness; pull; favorable position; favourable position; superiority; gain; vantage; favorableness; preference;

Antonyms:

disadvantage; liability; inexpedience; unfavorableness; inexpediency;