Sentence examples for beneficial step from inspiring English sources

Fuentes chuckled at the apparent irony, but he assured me that this was a natural and beneficial step in the evolution of his company.

But while in some situations I would characterize this as a sort of Trojan horse, it's my opinion (and clearly Smith's) that body cameras are probably the single most beneficial step we can take today to improve the quality of policing.

(The results are similar if we include instead the second, final loss of AND for the three populations that lost AND twice; the only difference is that one beneficial step is shifted into the neutral category).

In this study of students' and preceptors' views of specialist nurse education in primary health care at Master's level in Sweden, the alteration of the content was seen as a beneficial step forward for students, and required greater involvement of preceptors in the educational process.

The major themes that emerged from the interviews were: (1) HIV testing as part of ANC was no surprise, (2) HIV testing was compulsory for all pregnant women, (3) HIV testing was a difficult but beneficial step, (4) HIV test results meant a mixture of joy and sorrow, (5) post-test counselling was insufficient, and (6) counsellors were supportive but constrained because of time (Table  1).

Like the Space Shuttle Challenger's NASA managers, waiting for scientific "proof" of disaster, rather than taking prudent (and economical beneficial) steps to avert disaster, only guarantees that our children will face catastrophic consequences.

Specifically, on average, 42.2% (± 12.9% SD) of the total decrease in fitness between the first and last time point in an individual MA line (excluding any beneficial steps) was due to the largest deleterious step in that line.

Making your garden an inviting place for beneficials is a good step toward solving your pest problems naturally, so that you'll have more time to spend on the marigolds, dianthus, dahlias and chrysanthemum.

And many see it as beneficial to step slowly and gradually into adult life.

River bank filtration (RBF) is a beneficial pretreatment step to improve surface water quality for potable use.

We propose that opportunities to "practice" facilitation techniques, especially when using a new PD program, are a beneficial next step.