Sentence examples for again at the benefit from inspiring English sources

So Europe should look again at the benefit rules and residence requirements that are in place," she said.

Thus, computing centers are again looking at the price/performance benefit of sharing that single computing box via server consolidation.

According to a recent survey, almost 80% of them would start their PhD studies all over again, even with the benefit of hindsight, and at the same university.

Instead of moving people to other boroughs and cities, government – both councils and the cabinet – must look again at how the housing benefit system works, and can be made to work better.

Again, we have the benefit of knowing the South Carolina result.

He indicated his support for means-testing of benefits such as winter fuel payments and free bus passes for pensioners, saying he would "support fairness by making clear that money should not be paid to those who do not need it - looking again at universal benefits paid to the wealthiest pensioners".

Ironically, Chinese leaders were at the World Economic Forum once again touting the benefits of free trade.

"And, having looked again at the situation, we thought for player safety and for the benefit of the game we would abandon the match.

Six days later, the pair found each other again at a second benefit, this time for Housing Works, another HIV/Aids charity.

In April 1885 a benefit was held for L'Estrange, again at the Masonic Lodge, like the one held after his balloon misadventure.

Second, he should look again at the decision to move from a fortnightly to a monthly benefit.