Sentence examples for beneficial course from inspiring English sources

If Democrats can cross the psychic barrier of accepting that universal coverage is just not viable now, they'll see there's a much safer, surer and politically beneficial course wide open for them: Just call the Republicans' bluff about starting over.

Every successful company requires periodic reality checks which, in many cases, lead to beneficial course corrections.

Late in his administration, he concluded that lower tariffs and free trade was a more beneficial course of action.

Couldn't automatons run companies, and as long as they don't get in the way, their organizations would run their inevitably beneficial course?

Community health promoters invite these families to participate in the programme and the children are evaluated by a multidisciplinary team of professionals, who chart out the most beneficial course of treatment and therapy for them.

It was clear that GPs found it difficult to predict how individual patients might cope with work while experiencing symptoms of depression and that multiple factors, many of them non-clinical, must be considered when deciding on the most beneficial course of action for patients.

While, like some other Eurocrats, he was considered in Whitehall to have "gone native", he struggled effectively to use the Brussels mechanisms to achieve what were, in his view, beneficial courses of action.

That impact wasn't always beneficial, of course.

The nonpractical attitude in humor would not be beneficial, of course, if I were in imminent danger.

Such a clause is more beneficial, of course, to creditors and shareholders and pension insurers by prohibiting financially unstable corporations from adding to benefit plans without adding actual cash.

Planting more trees is, of course, beneficial, especially when formerly forested areas are restored.