1
But etching rather improves Prince Rupert's invention than is advantaged by it.
2
How is a man advantaged by what happens when he is dead?
3
No one can be advantaged by her death-exceptthat American hospital.
4
The specialist profits by the fact that his experience becomes enormous and his work advantaged by its definite limitations.
5
The head that is unable to entertain a philosophical view of the situation would be notably advantaged by removal.
6
He was advantaged by the conditions last year and will have to do it on a good track this time around.
7
But, if it be as you say, how can you maintain that England hath been so greatly advantaged by the rebellion?
8
I have not so perverted my soul nor palsied my brain as to expect to be advantaged by that adhesion (usury).
9
Although obese patients with fatty liver are advantaged by weight loss, clinical and experimental observations suggest that fatty livers poorly tolerate excessive food deprivation.
10
Rather is he advantaged by such a concession; for the value and delusion of a counterfeit lies in its greatest likeness to the real.
11
"On the other hand," she took up my words calmly, "you are thinking that I am advantaged by Philip's departure."