Sentence examples for adding that it benefits from inspiring English sources

"It means we have consistency," said Lichfield number eight Hunter, adding that it benefits both club and country.

He added that it benefits from a "strong family atmosphere, where Dad reigns supreme".

She added that: It benefited the patient who then had correct initial treatment and investigations prior to senior review.

He called the company well managed, adding that it should benefit from others' promotional efforts in its operating area that should increase the company's revenue from new services without raising its marketing costs.

"He called you a pedophile," Shafi translated, adding that it would benefit me to reimburse the boys for their stolen solvents.

A successful consulting assignment is a hard thing to achieve over a short period of time--so "success would be a telltale sign of a real potential for industry," Forest says, adding that it could also benefit people who choose a more traditional path.

He added that it should also benefit from a new law that will let banks and insurance companies sell domestic stock holdings tax-free; it can then reinvest the proceeds in its core business.

The proponents of a financial trading tax on equities add that it will bring another benefit by reducing automated high frequency trading.

The company added that it still believes "in the benefits of free trade" and that businesses need broader solutions to keep the country competitive.

Ann Robinson, of price comparison website Uswitch.com, said she was disappointed because smart meters would have "huge benefits", but added that it was "more important to get it right so that it works for consumers".

The company added that it was in a position to benefit in the tough economy because of its cost and investment discipline, as well as its solid liquidity position and conservative refinancing policy.