Sentence examples for accrue back from inspiring English sources

Or as Dr. Laine said: "The concern we had was that in a system that requires substantial investment, the benefits that accrue to the system need to accrue back to those making the investment.

Food today goes through more processing and heavier “convenience” packaging than it used to, so the value-added returns accrue back to the processor, not the farmer.

I would argue that Facebook Connect is a start but if you can't quickly show someone a new relationship dynamic or similar people in your social product in a way that is unique to your application, the value of people interacting in your new product will accrue back to Facebook and not you.

"Because whatever assets they're sitting on, at least some of that should accrue back to Glendale".

And, by the way, this does not count the various tax and other economic benefits that would accrue back to the County of Fairfax, the Commonwealth of Virginia, and the Federal government due to business activity, employment taxes, and other financial implications of such a program.

The method infers the localities of the tree nodes by maximum parsimony, and by Monte Carlo simulation tests the significance of migration events that accrue back and forth between all pairs of localities over time.

This however may not be a true reflection of negotiated agreements applied in practice for logistics fees, and any additional savings on the logistics fee portion of the SEP accrues back to the manufacturer (which effectively means a higher ex-manufacturer price).

The family was aided by the appearance one summer of NBA star Manute Bol; a 7ft 7in Dinka who ploughed much of his accrued millions back into charitable causes back home, as well as into the Sudan People's Liberation Army SPLAA).

The former Florida governor collected a war chest of $118m last year and accrued the backing of many in the party's hierarchy who believed it was Bush, who has a Mexican-born wife and a comparatively moderate approach to immigration reform, who offered the most broad appeal for a general electorate.

As dedicated humanitarian workers from Pakistan's military, civil society and international NGOs sift through this human tragedy, the army top brass appears happy to sit back and accrue enormous goodwill for its visible and important role in the humanitarian effort.

But on Friday, he looked as if all the time he has missed in his career because of injuries had accrued to the back end of his career, giving him an extension when most players have already retired.