Sentence examples for benefit attached from inspiring English sources

And there is huge benefit attached to the farmer.

Also, as seen in this paper, there is a consistent environmental benefit attached with these technologies.

There is no benefit attached to collecting all marks found at a crime scene and submitting them for further analysis regardless of their forensic quality.

Still, as long as there's no monetary benefit attached to your iPhone pics of the Eiffel Tower light show, you should be in the clear.

"I have a feeling that she has some demands on her time, and a lot of them have financial benefit attached to them," Santorum, who will be at CPAC, told conservative commentator S.E.

The only benefit attached to it has been that if we encourage college graduates to not simply ask, but actually act on "what they can do for their country" we'll forgive their college loans.

The Vegan Society highlights the financial, health, and environmental benefits attached to going vegan.

And another unilateral withdrawal, with no obvious benefits attached, may be impossible.

Clarify your actions by making clients aware of the benefits attached to using your service and why it's worth the increase.

As far as the euro zone as a whole goes, the potential costs and benefits attached to yesterday's election were always asymmetric.

Under the original plan, his initiative would have been paid for by eliminating some of the tax benefits attached to college savings accounts, known as 529s, the benefits of which are largely enjoyed by affluent families.