Sentence examples for benefit any further from inspiring English sources

Prolongation of bisphosphonate treatment, however, does not appear to improve the initial benefit any further, but the risk of atypical femoral fracture increases with every year of use.

One clue is that a long-term "core Tier 1" capital ratio of 10% seems to be best the benefits any further capital brings are slight.

He had already contracted to sell his corn, he said, which meant he would not benefit from any further price rises.

A December 125 call would allow a trader to benefit from any further gains in the shares.

As well as benefiting from any further appreciation in Facebook's value, the bank plans to suck up fees for managing the new fund.

"I'm not for extending the unemployment benefits any further," McCaskill said in response to a question from local TV station KMOV before saying she would support a continued payroll tax cut.

"The bottom 17 per cent of earners have already been lifted out of income tax, meaning they will see no benefit from any further rises.

The extent of this needs to be carefully modeled so that we can estimate the potential benefit from any further expansion of the current HPV vaccination programmes, including extending the programme to males.

Staying on the topic of antioxidants, a trial of N-acetylcysteine in high-risk patients undergoing pump coronary artery bypass graft surgery [ 18] has failed to demonstrate any benefit – a further negative study for this agent.

"This transaction enables us to strengthen our global footprint and increase our focus on our key growth regions while becoming a shareholder in Takeaway.com, enabling Delivery Hero to benefit further financially from any additional value that Takeaway.com may create," said Niklas Östberg, CEO of Delivery Hero, in a statement.

However, there are two aspects of this important area that would benefit from further consideration.