Sentence examples for beneficial term from inspiring English sources

2015 is the year Americans are throwing out the adage of "resolutions" and replacing it with the beneficial term "habits".

Nevertheless, it's conceivable that such terms could play a role in Drosophila's motion estimation circuit, because the same elementary motion detector is thought to underlie a wide variety of motion-guided behaviors, and the inclusion of this locally beneficial term is not detrimental to whole field motion estimation.

A Carlsberg UK spokesman said: "Payment terms for our suppliers are clear and are agreed as part of ongoing commercial conversations, with smaller suppliers often given beneficial terms".

If the poorest people and countries can be included in the global economy on more beneficial terms, it could lead to a rapid reduction in global poverty".

For those curious about it, Kabat-Zinn, ofe of the original mindfulness gurus of the West, breaks it down in simple and beneficial terms.

Mr. Buffett has been quick to capitalize on the problems of financial companies, forging deals at beneficial terms to Berkshire.

By the end of the 1980s almost three-fourths of Cuba's trade was with the Soviet Union, on extremely beneficial terms for Cuba.

It is my strong belief that reverting to a real rate of interest transforms the student finance system into a market-driven approach which will distort what is available by allowing the better-off to access more favourable terms - for example, by re-mortgaging their property or arranging for beneficial terms outside the student loan framework.

Hence, more personal and mutually beneficial terms of engagement animate cooperation.

The French bank which has tried and failed twice to buy ailing Belgo-Dutch financial firm Fortis, has finally struck a deal that should appease Fortis shareholders and give it beneficial terms.

Our results imply that the beneficial short term effect of stroke services is not offset by a long term costs of treatment and care because of longer survival.