Sentence examples for beneficial given from inspiring English sources

Sanders can certainly make a case that such a transition would be beneficial, given the enormous amount of waste and inefficiency in our current system.

By James Surowiecki January 19 , 2016Sanders can make a case that switching to a single-payer health-care system would be beneficial, given the amount of waste and inefficiency in our current system.

Allstate, in a statement, said its decision was partly due to concerns that the new financial legislation would impose rules that the company "did not consider beneficial given the limited role of the Allstate Bank in our overall strategic plans".

This is beneficial given the limited radiologists available particularly in remote communities and developing countries.

This situation is particularly beneficial given that population ageing is a critical issue in Hong Kong.

However, these findings are beneficial given the high morbidity and mortality of cardiac sarcoidosis.

But I think the concept that mutations could be beneficial gives a reason to look at individuals who are normal and try to find ways of prevention".

T.C.U. would certainly help, and the arrangement would be mutually beneficial, giving the Horned Frogs two things they lack now — the ability to automatically qualify for a B.C.S. game by winning the league and better visibility.

If the trusts did not comply with tax laws, for example, the beneficial treatment given to investors could be rescinded, causing taxes to be levied on the transactions.

The ECB currently seems reluctant to take interest rates down from 0.75%to0.50%0%, partly due to some doubts that such a move would have a beneficial impact given current fragmented conditions in credit markets.

In a private letter to Geoffrey Dawson, the editor of The Times newspaper, Churchill suggested that a delay would be beneficial because, given time, the King might fall out of love with Simpson.