Sentence examples for a benefit of less from inspiring English sources

They also are profiting by taking risks that weaker rivals are unable or unwilling to shoulder — a benefit of less competition after the failure of some investment firms last year.

Liver transplantation using situs matching donor makes the procedure much easier at the surgical point of view, which has a benefit of less potential surgical complications.

The truth however is that what they dare to call "ethical" or "Fairtrade" in coffee, tea and chocolate perpetuates poverty; it provides an insignificant benefit of less than 4 cents per day, per person, to the poor people in these rural communities.

The tendency towards a benefit of an adaptation period of less than three weeks is partly in agreement with [ 32], but in contrast to what has been found by others [ 5].

The effect is more prominent in detection of CIN2 and CIN3 than of CA. A benefit of increasing sensitivity with less compromise of specificity was found when HPV16/18 was added to methylated PCDHA4, but not to the methylated PCDHA13 or the combination of two PCDHA@ members.

The health benefits of more walking and cycling are estimated as £2.3bn a year by 2030 with the benefit of less congestion put at £8.4bn and noise reduction nearly £1bn a year.

Now, in pursuit of further budget cuts, he announces that teams which spend less than £30m a season will be given the benefit of less restrictive technical regulations.

Ambassador Pardo warned that, "There would be intolerable injustice that would reserve the plurality of the world's resources for the exclusive benefit of less than a handful of nations.

The unit N-cost approach allows a first comparison of the social benefit of less nitrate in drinking water to the social cost of measures to mitigate nitrate e.g. by water treatment or reduction of fertilizer use (eq. 6).

"It gives people with flexible schedules the option to pay less and those without flexibility the benefit of less traffic and a faster commute," she said.

With the benefit of less limitation on land resources, a constructed wetland can fit well into the original landscape that supports a wide range of wetlands.