Sentence examples for attack benefits from inspiring English sources

Lawrence Witmer would elaborate that communal hunting is when each animal attacks as an individual but their collective attack benefits each of the individuals, whereas in social pack hunting, the individual would forgo immediate benefit knowing that it would benefit later on when another member of the pack has made a kill.

Phospho-monoesterase reactions catalyzed by classical PTPs and most DSPs proceed via the formation of a covalent enzyme phospho-substrate intenzyme phospho-substratetintermediateck benefits from protonation of the bridging oxygen leaving group by a general acid (such as Asp).

Insurers that didn't pay heavy damages from the attack benefited as the industry stopped its price wars and hiked premiums.

"These sexist lines of attack benefit us".

Allen Cuthrell, 52, an electrical engineer from Greenville, said he thought the attacks benefited Ms. Haley, whom he supports.

Reducing the scope for genuine mistakes will continue to be much more important to saving the promised £2bn than attacking benefit fraud.

It says media stories attacking "benefit scroungers" have contributed to an increase in reports of disability-related abuse and crime in recent months.

Attacking benefit fraud has been a popular pursuit for politicians of all parties, with high-profile fraud cases causing understandable public outrage.

Blind transactions, a powerful mechanism to boost byzantine client attacks, benefit from two properties: (a) they never abort and (b) they execute more quickly than honest transactions, which contain read operations.

If it votes for the bill he will then cite this vote as support for his attack on benefits.

A UK Uncut supporter, who gave his name as Sam Atkinson, said: "We must ramp up the resistance against the attack on benefits for everyone.