Sentence examples for In everyone's benefit from inspiring English sources

Dr Eamonn Jessup, a GP in Prestatyn, Denbighshire, said an appraisal system in Wales was already regarded as a "gold standard" and that adding further checks is "going to be in everyone's benefit".

Our members are working together with other retailers in some areas to bring in more customers to everyone's benefit - by running joint promotions and events or lobbying local councils on making it easier to park.

Many Native Americans' concerns can be proactively and reasonably accommodated to provide a more respectful and welcoming learning and working environment and increase their participation in STEM, to everyone's benefit.

In this manner, many Native Americans' concerns can be proactively acknowledged and accommodated to provide a more respectful and welcoming learning and working environment and increase their participation in STEM, to everyone's benefit.

Congress has left town for its Fourth of July recess, seemingly content that the annual negotiations over how to spend the taxpayers' money will resolve themselves to everyone's benefit in this election year.

Allowing anyone - individual or business -- to sell on the platform and benefit from its official facilities, data, enforced low overheads, neutrality and stability could spawn a welcome expansion in small, flexible bookings for everyone's benefit.

It's in everyone's interest, including the fans, for everyone to benefit from it.

According to this argument, if most economic resources are owned in common or controlled collectively for everyone's benefit, there is no guarantee that citizen's conditions of life will be such as to promote republican virtue.

This is simply the next step in the equation – monetizing said content to everyone's benefit.

The Mohists hold that everyone's benefit counts equally in determining what conduct or practices are right or wrong.

As a Muslim/Arab community, I think we even have to put ourselves in everyone else's shoes and give them the benefit of the doubt.