Sentence examples for admitted the benefit from inspiring English sources

It later admitted the benefit of scrapping support for this nascent industry at this stage would only save energy consumers 50p a year.

While Facebook typically claims its product changes aren't about earning more revenue, this time it admitted the benefit to monetization.

Using this cohort of 8,201 patients triaged for ICU (including 6,752 (82.3%) patients admitted), the benefit of ICU admission was evaluated using 3 different approaches: instrumental variables, standard regression and propensity score matched analyses.

Moreover, Chaiwala has admitted, the benefits are mixed for women.

My wife, who also grew up in Miami, also with pets, readily admitted the benefits and started thinking through the practicalities.

In an interview with the Arizona Republic, Fistler admitted the benefits of having a name affiliated with a beloved figure among Hispanics in Arizona.

In Hofstra's department of speech communications and rhetorical studies, where Ms. Lynch works, adjuncts account for 70percentt of faculty, and Charles Fleischman, the department's acting chairman, readily admitted, "The primary benefits of adjuncts is economic".

Vidaguren fully admitted the company benefited from a lot of lucky timing, but it was scrappy enough to take advantage of it.

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But the biggest study of race-conscious admissions at selective colleges, "The Shape of the River" (1998), found that students admitted with the benefit of affirmative action performed only slightly below class average and, after graduation, outgained many of their peers.

Despite increased effort and money being put into insulating homes to make them more energy efficient, DECC admitted that the benefit of these initiatives was being swamped by steeply rising fuel prices.