Sentence examples for benefit both for from inspiring English sources

The extent of the burden indicates that continued research to determine the cause and potential therapies for CFS could provide substantial benefit both for individual patients and for the nation.

"There would be a clear benefit both for it and its trading partners," he said.

It is my job to unlock it now, and provide benefit both for Guardian readers and the organisation itself".

But at Mercedes-Benz USA, James M. Resnick, a spokesman, said, "It's our belief that the rear side air bags provide a very significant safety benefit, both for adults and children".

When compared with higher income typical users of solar water heating technologies, these economies represent a relatively higher benefit, both for the low-income population, as well as for the utilities involved.

F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone confirmed the news and said the deal would "benefit both for many years".

There are potential benefits both for businesses and for the travelling customer.

Findings suggest that BPIA effectively supports parent involvement and has numerous benefits both for children and parents.

And there's this huge body of evidence about benefits both for the individual but for society as a whole; it's benefits for HIV prevention, for delivering messages to children around other infectious diseases, for economic growth.

It is time it was replaced by something whose costs are more proportionate to its benefits both for the universities and the taxpayer.

Monitoring cops undoubtedly has its benefits both for the public and for police departments.