Sentence examples for back to benefit from inspiring English sources

I tell younger people, live your life serving people, and it will come back to benefit you".

Microsoft talks a lot more than Apple does about projects like giant touchscreens partly because it thinks it can spark wider interest and investment in categories that will come back to benefit the company, as a major provider of software and services for computers.

The search for effective interventions in sepsis has, in several cases, been associated with rather inconsistent results from clinical studies, as the pendulum seems to swing from a benefit effect through no effect to potential harm and all the way back to benefit, leaving the practicing clinician with a real therapeutic dilemma.

Clinical trials of several interventions have yielded apparently conflicting, even opposing, results as the pendulum has swung from a benefit effect through no effect to potential harm and then all the way back to benefit, leaving the practicing clinician rather confused.

The stories of people being circulated from benefits into low-grade, temporary work and back to benefits again rather defeats the object of the policy.

"Although we complain about them and we struggle to find other ways to raise needed support," she said, "in the end we keep coming back to benefits to raise private funds for organizations".

"So Channel 5 changed the title of my programme from Jaywick Fights Back to Benefits by the Sea: Jaywick".

Odom, who has a large contusion on his lower back, stands to benefit the most.

Because tuition repayments stop after 30 years regardless of how much debt is remaining, some students will never pay back enough to benefit from a fee waiver.

Given carte blanche to staff a one-night academy for artful learning, play and other institutional rituals, the artist Ryan McNamara has conceived a "Back To School" benefit event.

She was also skeptical that arts programs would come back in time to benefit her.