Sentence examples for a long-term benefit from inspiring English sources

This will definitely be a long-term benefit for the country".

These benefits normally continue until recovery or the award of a long-term benefit.

After the short-run pain, weaker European countries could also see a long-term benefit.

"There is a long-term benefit in that updates to the operating system are free," Mr. Nay said.

Sometimes a lesson learned early in life will be a long-term benefit for those in dire need.

Moreover, he said, "we feel the facade repair will result in a long-term benefit to the building".

"I think it's important for the city, and I think it will be a long-term benefit for the city".

However, SSA did not conduct another follow-up study or a long-term benefit-cost analysis.

And to fold their arms?" The European energy companies, he said, recognize a long term benefit that Exxon Mobil and Chevron seem intent to disregard.

Royalty free music distribution is cost saving, convenient and offers a long term benefit as compared with other traditional distribution methods.

The magic of World Read Aloud Day is that it shows us all that literacy itself has both a short term benefit (it feels good right away) and a long term benefit (immeasurable, immense).