大学英语词汇短语释义解析及例句 to the advantage of
释义：
to the advantage of 对……有利
例句：
RD: If we develop something, it will always to be to the advantage of the platform.
RD：如果我们做些开发，那它总是对平台有利的。
Since his interest lies as much in the aesthetics of the objects as in their scientific value, museums are often willing to trade beauty for science, to the advantage of both sides.
由于他对于陨石的审美价值和科学价值的兴趣同样多，博物馆常常愿意用具有美学价值的陨石去交换具有科学价值的陨石，以使双方各得所需。
Schanzer admits that the blockade has worked to the advantage of Hamas but suggests that keeping Hamas thus sidelined may actually be in Israel's best interest.
The arrangement with the young radio network was to the advantage of both organizations.
The risks of proliferation are the flipside to the advantage of deploying new technology.
But I don't think it would be to the advantage of the party to start saying it in public.
It is to the advantage of Hispanics not to be taken for granted by one party and ignored by the other.
Longer hours work to the advantage of the most efficient shops, normally the larger ones, drawing sales away from smaller stores.
Just as importantly, public funding of 74 political activists could tilt the political playing field to the advantage of the party in power.
And there are quieter attempts to blunt the act's provisions or redirect them to the advantage of one set of financial institutions or another.
Also joining this band of worthwhile purchases are newcomers such as digital radios and shredders, where the cost and usage work out to the advantage of the buyer.
But Labour peer and entrepreneur Lord Sugar warned that the changes being made were "too lenient and to the advantage of the printed media - the national press".
That military campaigns, treaties, alliances were to be entered into for precisely as long, no more and no less, as they served to the advantage of the American nation.
Rule changes at Financial Accounting Standards Board and the SEC in 2007 tilted the investment field crazily to the advantage of short sellers from November 2007 until April this year.
The result will be to pedestrianise large parts of London's central area to the advantage of millions of tourists and residents—and the disadvantage of thousands of furious taxi drivers and motorists.
That may be due partly to the advantage of incumbency—a powerful one in Brazil, though unavailable to those seeking executive posts until Mr Cardoso last year got the constitution changed to permit re-election.
Working to the advantage of these and other comics, says Pollstar Editor-in-Chief Gary Bongiovanni, is that compared to music acts, their comparatively modest overhead allows them to tour relatively economically and offer lower ticket prices.
Demand for renewable energy has been held back in emerging economies like Ghana by high costs, but a recent glut of solar panels on world markets has seen prices tumble - much to the advantage of African countries.
Once we turn that corner, the energy-environment trade-off will start to work to our advantage, and possibly to the advantage of the whole world if we can develop low- or no-carbon energy technologies that can compete with cheap fossil fuels.
Instead, they have routinely engaged in conduct that worked to the advantage of Serb partisans there, including collaboration in Serb military and economic efforts to garrotte non-Serb populations in areas under their jurisdiction -- a key component of the Belgrade-backed "ethnic cleansing" campaign.
General approval for the response of the First and Deputy First Ministers to the murder of Constable Kerr may play to the advantage of the two biggest parties - when republicans talk about people voting to support the peace process, it's thinly veiled code for backing Sinn Fein.
